On Thursday, January 17, 2013 3:50:14 AM UTC+11, jcbollinger wrote:
>
>
>
> On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 5:30:09 PM UTC-6, Michael Dodwell wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I currently have puppet setup and backed into the dashboard and using
>> ENC.
>>
>> I wish to control as much of the configuration of machines via the
>> dashboard.
>>
>> However, I have a requirement to call a module/class multiple times and
>> was wondering if this is possible?
>>
>
> It is not possible with Dashboard or by any other means if you are
> specifying class parameters. It is not meaningful or useful if you are not
> specifying class parameters.
>
> Do not confuse declaring the same class multiple times with declaring
> multiple resources of the same defined type. The latter is allowed and
> meaningful because each resource is independent of the others. The former
> is not meaningful, because classes are singletons -- second and subsequent
> declarations of the same class have no effect on the target node's
> catalog. On the other hand, a second or subsequent declaration of a given
> class is erroneous if it expresses and class parameters (even if they are
> the same as those of the first declaration).
>
> Furthermore, do recognize that even your example fails to express even a
> single class declaration. Instead, it expresses a declaration of a defined
> type instance. Neither Dashboard nor any other ENC can declare defined
> type instances, however, so there is no help for you there.
>
> Your requirement is therefore bogus -- either useless or unfulfillable.
> If you can offer more detail on what you're actually trying to accomplish
> then perhaps we can suggest alternatives.
>
>
> John
>
>
Ok so for an example I have a module/class that enables apache vhost setup.
In this example I have X web servers that are load balanced and i want to
add all my Y virtual hosts, so working backwards I would want to create a
group called 'web_vhosts', for example, and add to that Y class calls to
the same apache vhost creation class but with different variables ie
servername => "somehost.com"
Or as a more syntax correct manifest:
node somenode {
include apache
apache::vhost {
"my-site":
servername => "my-site.com",
port => 80,
docroot => "/opt/mysite";
"other-site":
servername => "other-site.com",
port => 80,
docroot => "/opt/othersite";
# ETC ETC
}
}
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