El 17/02/16 a las 17:12, John Gelnaw escribió:
On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 10:37:46 AM UTC-5, moons...@gmail.com
wrote:
is there any way we can check the heartbeat of puppet agents?
and if agent is down can puppet try to bring up the server.
It may be a bit primitive, but I've been using crontab to "manually" run
the puppet agent.
I use the fqdn_rand() function to pick a number between 1-30, then set a
crontab with that minute, and that minute+30, as the times to run. Does
a nice job of distributing the agent load across my enterprise.
$r1 = fqdn_rand(30)
$r2 = $r1 + 30
cron { 'puppet-agent':
ensure => present,
user => root,
minute => [$r1, $r2],
environment => 'MAILTO=""',
command => "/usr/bin/puppet agent --test --environment
$puppetEnvironment",
}
I have something similar to this, but instead of running the agent in
onetime mode, I start the daemon if it is not running. The command I run
in the cron is:
/etc/init.d/puppet status > /dev/null 2>&1 || /etc/init.d/puppet start
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