This is what I use to deploy VMTools, which is packaged similarly. First I
place the tar.gz file within the manifest's "files" dir, and here is the
code:
if ( $::virtual == vmware ) {
File["/home/someuser/vmtools_package.tgz"] -> Exec["vmtools_install"]
file {"/home/someuser/vmtools_package.tgz":
source =>
"puppet:///modules/vmtools_install/VMwareTools-9.0.5-1283433.tar.gz",
schedule => 'hourly',
}
exec {"vmtools_install":
command => '/bin/sh -c "killall vmtoolsd; cd /home/someuser && tar
xzf vmtools_package.tgz && cd vmware-tools-distrib && ./vmware-install.pl
-d && cd .. && rm -rf vm* && /usr/sbin/vmtoolsd &"',
schedule => 'hourly',
}
}
Notice that the handling and installing of the packaged file all happens in
one line. The hourly schedule insures that a client doesn't try to start
this process again while another one is running, as the compile during
installation can take a while. It also cleans up the installation files
when done.
I hope this helps,
Brian
On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 9:18:55 AM UTC-7, Chayce wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Actually, I am trying to install Websphere MQ on agents by using puppet
> master. I think there are two ways. One is from available .tar files, and
> other is using rpm/deb. I also want to use rpm, but how do I create a
> manifest to use rpm packages. I found modules for activemq, and rabbitmq
> but not for web sphere mq in puppet forge. or What I am missing here? Thank
> you.
>
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