There are some issues with Puppet restarting (or stopping) itself.
Beyond that, yes, I use puppet modules to manage the configuration of
all of my masters and agents.
There's a puppetlabs-puppet module, but it's horribly out of date. At
the moment, I'm using a fork (https://github.com/jbouse/puppetlabs-puppet).
I use an ENC; to do the initial bootstrap of a new Puppet master, I have
a frozen copy of the YAML returned by my ENC, and a puppet.conf that
uses it in local, masterless mode.
-Jason
On 02/08/2014 06:53 PM, Larry Fast wrote:
https://ask.puppetlabs.com/question/4694/updating-puppet-agents/
I'm looking at this thread from ask.puppetlabs and so far the the only
answer seems to be - don't use puppet to manage puppet. I'm asking
the broader community because I'm still naively hopeful that puppet
can manage its own installations. Is there anything in Puppet
Enterprise that supports this? Is there a best practice for how to
update or reconfigure puppet installations? Or is this problem too
self referencial and completely out of scope for the puppet system?
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