Not just placing all trust in Puppet. That's the point of this tiny program
now named
yaml2csv.rb
If you revise/improve, you must post back your improved version.
And remember, by ensuring you noop your Puppet cloud and review it first
before actions,
you will keep the human in the loop before you un-noop and puppet agent -t
from a far,
rerun on all the YAML's, and see what you did in an actual human-readable
format.
Imagine that?
The fear, of course, is that some kind of whacko code gets into Puppet (I
know, open
source and all that), but, frankly, I can't take that chance so verifying
and proofing
mass-cloud changers is what I'm into.
Happy Hacking,
Stuart
#!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'puppet'
output = ""
# Are there args?
if defined?(ARGV)
# First argument needs to be the yaml file
filename = ARGV.first
# Has to be defined
if defined?(filename)
# Make a real version we can work on that is not frozen
fileName = filename.dup
# Get the report object
report = YAML.load_file(filename)
# Get the base name of the file to the far right
fileName = File.basename(filename)
# Formulate the timestamp
dateStamp = fileName.split /\./
# Loop through the logs and print appropriately
report.logs.each do |logg|
if logg.line or logg.line == 0 then
output = sprintf("%s, %s, %s, %s, (line %s), %s, %s, %s",
report.host,
dateStamp[0],
logg.time,
logg.file,
logg.line,
logg.source,
logg.level,
logg.message
)
searchResult = output.grep(/changed|noop/)
if searchResult.any? then
printf("%s\n",output)
end
else
output = sprintf("%s, %s, %s, %s, (line %s), %s, %s, %s",
report.host,
dateStamp[0],
logg.time,
logg.file,
"none",
logg.source,
logg.level,
logg.message
)
searchResult = output.grep(/changed|noop/)
if searchResult.any? then
printf("%s\n",output)
end
end
end
end
end
# Bless Ygor. Merry Christmas everybody!!!!
On Thursday, December 12, 2013 3:20:41 PM UTC-8, Stuart Cracraft wrote:
>
> Hi everybody,
>
> Is there a command-line program which parses:
>
> puppetmasters*:/var/lib/puppet/reports/*/*.yaml
>
> into simple a simple (though lengthy) report perhaps with
> column/field/etc. selection based on a straightforward method.
>
> Holler if you know of any. I know this was queried by me
> on this list recently and all sorts of stuff was posted. If
> I don't get it here, I'll need to go over to puppet-developers
> and ask there.
>
> Surely, someone has written something they're proud of and
> will share it forward.
>
> Stuart
>
>
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