All,
I keep seeing updates about a new release of a standalone puppet agent.
Other than small file size and a possible reduced dependency set, is there
any useful point in porting it to FreeBSD?
Right now, on FreeBSD, pkg shows the following subset of things for a "pkg
search puppet" (there are other things that aren't relevant, like a Nagios
plugin and the like):
puppet37-3.7.5_1 Configuration management framework written
in Ruby
puppet38-3.8.4_1 Configuration management framework written
in Ruby
puppet4-4.4.1 Configuration management framework written
in Ruby
puppetdb-2.3.8_1 PuppetDB storeconfigs backend
puppetdb-terminus-2.3.4_1 PuppetDB storeconfigs backend terminus
module
puppetdb-terminus4-4.0.0 PuppetDB storeconfigs backend terminus
module
puppetdb4-4.0.0 PuppetDB storeconfigs backend
puppetserver-2.2.1 Puppet Server running in the JVM
None of these version numbers seem to align with the things I see being
announced here -- do the packages being built here basically include the
agent?
We have lots of nodes where we don't need a full puppet server, but I
don't know how much code that would actually save. (Disk is cheap)
-Dan
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