On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 10:18 AM, Albert Shih <albert.s...@obspm.fr> wrote:
> Le 16/11/2016 à 09:34:50+0100, Craig Dunn a écrit
>
>
> This is exaclty what I try to do. Event I sometime use create_resources (or
> now loop). But I don't see how I can do for a data needed by two profile
> like a share password. Or if I take your sample "webserver", "security",
> "base",
> "tomcat". If I installed tomcat in some place ('/opt/tomcat') how the
> module who manage the war going to kown where to put the war ?
>
As I said there are times when you need to populate profile data, and it
sounds like you've thought well about that - as far as your tomcat example
goes, it would be better to use the component module as an API to determine
the install path (if possible) - something like this assuming you are using
puppetlabs/tomcat....
# Tomcat class has an attribute called "catalina_home" which is looked up
from hiera data binding....
include ::tomcat
class { "my_application":
tomcat_root => $::tomcat::catalina_home
}
Here we've managed to solve this without having to populate profile data
from hiera.
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