I want everything managed by puppet because if it is not it only adds operational complexity into the environment. I have found that using kickstart to bootstrap puppet works well. Kickstart does the minimum to get puppet running (root volume group, temporary network, puppet rpms) and the last line kicks off a puppet run. Everything else is managed by puppet. This way you can spin up a vm in your favorite virtual machine provider and puppet gives you everything you need without any other processes involved.
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