Hi,
We are using puppet to deploy our application. On each server, we can have
several instances of the application.
For example:
An application is a tomcat webapp. We can deploy the webapp on several
tomcat instances, and we also can deploy the webapp several times on each
tomcat (to have one ins
On Thursday 23 April 2009 04:50:10 Justin B Newman wrote:
> It appears that the client application opens a tcp socket for every
> one of those files when it runs, as it computes the checksum. When it
> hits 1024 sockets open, it is unable to open additional sockets. This
I had exactly the same p
On 22/04/2009, at 5:50 PM, Graham Stratton wrote:
> On 22/04/2009, at 5:26 PM, Graham Stratton wrote:
>
>> I'm clearly missing something here. I thought that if I had a
>> subscribe attribute on an exec resource, then that resource would run
>> regardless on any creates/unless, but that is not wha
Hi:
We want to switch our Puppet config repository from SVN to Git. Our SVN
repository has a pre-commit hook that does a syntax check. If the check
fails, the commit fails. With SVN that hook runs on the server so it's
easy to have (the correct version of) the puppet binary there for the
hook
FYI: I ran into this exact same issue today. I upgraded before
seeing/finding this thread. So it seems puppet for RHEL4 from EPEL is
currently broke until they update Facter.
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 9:10 PM, Daniel Dekok wrote:
>
> Building a rpm of the facter 1.5.5rc1, using the EPEL 1.5.4 spec
Hi
>> Have a look at http://github.com/camptocamp/puppet-iptables/tree/master
>> It's work in progress (and currently stalled). It works for me on a
>> dozen redhat 5.x hosts.
>
> I just started playing with this. It seems pretty convenient. One
> question though, how do you ensure iptables is i
Marc Fournier writes:
> Have a look at http://github.com/camptocamp/puppet-iptables/tree/master
> It's work in progress (and currently stalled). It works for me on a
> dozen redhat 5.x hosts.
I just started playing with this. It seems pretty convenient. One
question though, how do you ensure ip
manowar wrote:
> facter (1.5.4) seems to run fine when it's called from the command
> line on its own, and as mentioned called from cron does the job.
Yes, those both work -- however, Facter as called by Puppet still hangs.
It was pretty tricky to debug, but after being taught how to strace th
Thanks Avi,
facter (1.5.4) seems to run fine when it's called from the command
line on its own, and as mentioned,
puppetd --test
called from cron does the job.
But I'll give 1.5.5 RC1 a try and see if that helps.
Stu
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Greetings!
I have a puppet server and client, both running version 0.24.5. They
are running atop debian/lenny, in openVZ containers. (As such, I can
(and to some degree must) readily monitor tcp socket counts and buffer
sizes).
I have the following in a class file:
file { "/usr/local/
If by "auto provisioning", you mean automated configuration of your network
devices (switches, routers, etc.), then you might be interested in our new
open source tool, the Netomata Config Generator (NCG), just released to
public beta last week. Here's the brief description from the tool's web
pag
Thanks.
This is a great idea and starting point for me to get this information
added into our inventory for auto provisioning.
Steven
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> On Behalf Of Joel Krauska
> Sent: Wednesday, April 22
On Apr 22, 11:04 am, seph wrote:
> I'm also seeing this. I'm not sure what --graph is an option to, not my
> puppet.
Ah, I found --graph. It's just not in the help files.
If I don't have a user, then I get the aforementioned errors, and no
graphs. If I create the user ahead of time, I get graph
I'm also seeing this. I'm not sure what --graph is an option to, not my
puppet.
First, some version info. This is an ubuntu hardy machine with a current
puppet:
r...@mta-system:~# dpkg -s puppet | grep Vers
Version: 0.24.8-1
r...@mta-system:~# dpkg -s facter | grep Vers
Version: 1.5.1-0
> About to start looking at managing iptables on our CentOS 5.2 systems,
> anyone know if a type/solution already exists for this?
Have a look at http://github.com/camptocamp/puppet-iptables/tree/master
It's work in progress (and currently stalled). It works for me on a
dozen redhat 5.x hosts.
Hi
> In this case, $contact_groups is not defined, so 'undef' allows you to
> ignore this attribute. It work fine in nagios_service but in
> @@nagios_service this attribute is put into the mysql database and
> collected by the central server as if this attribute value is the
> string "undef".
>
On Wednesday 22 April 2009 19:50:11 Graham Stratton wrote:
> That's rather unfortunate for my use-case, though. I want an exec to
> run until a file has been created or whenever a config file is
> updated. But that's not quite perfect, so maybe this will force me to
> fix things more!
I had
On 22/04/2009, at 5:29 PM, manowar wrote:
> Apologies if this is covered elsewhere. I've had a hunt through
> Google, Redline, and the FAQs but dont see it.
Actually, I sent an email about this yesterday:
I think you are hitting the same Facter bug that I did with EL4.
Essentially, Facter ha
Hello !
I'm using a lot of nagios_ commands in my puppet manifests and I saw a
problem when using 'undef' in exported resources :
Here is a simple example :
define nagios::service::distributed ($ensure=present,
$service_description, $host_name=false, $contact_groups=false) {
nagios_service {
Hello,
we configured puppet with mongrel and apache as load balancer on a
debian heartbeat2 cluster. puppetmasterd is running on both nodes and
only the puppetmaster ip is switching. We start 10 mongrel servers and
we load balance only to 127.0.0.1:18140 - 18149 not to the other
clusternode. We use
Hi guys,
Apologies if this is covered elsewhere. I've had a hunt through
Google, Redline, and the FAQs but dont see it.
Puppet 0.24.8 (and 24.7 on teh same box) starts up fine, but then just
sits there, regardless of what I set runinterval to be.
Puppet Server debug output stops at:
debug: Cre
On 22/04/2009, at 5:26 PM, Graham Stratton wrote:
>
> I'm clearly missing something here. I thought that if I had a
> subscribe attribute on an exec resource, then that resource would run
> regardless on any creates/unless, but that is not what I'm seeing.
>
> I created a minimal test, shown bel
(since I sent two complaints to the list just now, I feel the need to
be constructive)
If you use Cisco networking gear, you might be familiar with CDP.
CDP is a Cisco proprietary protocol that issues packets from a Cisco switch
to all attached devices.
When you're on a Cisco device, you can de
Puppet-dev folks,
I think I have found a bug in 0.24.4's puppetmasterd.
I was tracing puppetmaster and found that it was running stat on my
template files
at a very significant rate. (in the many many hundreds of times/second
ballpark).
I realize it makes sense for the puppetmaster to look for
Hi all,
I'm clearly missing something here. I thought that if I had a
subscribe attribute on an exec resource, then that resource would run
regardless on any creates/unless, but that is not what I'm seeing.
I created a minimal test, shown below. As you can see:
- The file 'trigger' was chan
2009/4/21 Luke Kanies :
> And, for the record, I think this got a lot better in 0.24.8 (or maybe
> 0.24.7?). We found a few cases where errors could propagate far
> enough to kill the client, and I think we've eradicated nearly all of
> them.
I'll try to switch to 0.24.8, as I'm using 0.24.4 ri
Luke,
I was the guy who brought up puppet client fails last June at the SF meetup.
The memory footprint of the puppetd client in idle mode (between
triggers) was enough
of a reason to dump the always-on client, but I also found that they
crashed regularly whenever
there was any difficulty contac
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