Hi,
I didn't read all of your message, but this first section had me
wondering: Are you aware that Puppet resources support actual tags?
@@check_mk::host { 'title': host_tags = [ ... ], tag => 'nat' }
You can then easily collect all tagged resources.
Check_mk::Host<<| tag == 'nat' |>>
The interesting part is that the tags actually *do* form an array, and
that the == operator in the collector *will* check to find wether the
RHS is in the array.
Come to think of it, you might even get away with
Check_mk::Host<<| host_tags == 'nat' |>>
Have you tried this?
Cheers,
Felix
On 10/15/2014 07:02 PM, Baptiste Grenier wrote:
> I am trying to query PuppetDB to filer my nodes to retrieve all the nodes
> exporting this Check_mk::Host resources containing a specific value (nat) in
> the
> host_tags array.
>
> My ultime goal is to be able to write something like this in my manifests, to
> retrieve all the check_mk hosts that are behind NAT:
>
> ----------8<------------------------------------------------------
> $nat_nodes = query_nodes('@@Check_mk::Host{host_tags = "nat"}')
> ----------8<------------------------------------------------------
>
> With the = meaning that the nat tag is included in the host_tags array. (I
> would love to have a construction like the in operator of the puppet language
> [1]...)
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