On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 10:48:48 AM UTC-5, Jérémie Sebban wrote:
>
> I don't remember where I found this, but I'm now using this all over my
> manifests:
>
> file { 'toto1':
> content => bla1,
> } ->
>
> exec { 'toto2':
> command => bla2,
> } ->
>
> And so on... -> :)
>
> Hope it can work for your case, I use this rather than "require" to have
> lighter and more readable manifests.
>
>
No, that will not work for the OP. Whether expressed via the chain
operators as shown, or via the 'require' / 'before' metaparameters,
resource relationships affect only the relative order in which resources
are applied. They do not ensure what the OP wants, which is to prevent
other resources being applied between the related resources. Puppet does
not have a way to express that idea, other than to manage the physical
resources via the same native Puppet resource.
John
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