Why are there two separate repos, especially when you are unable to install
a package from main without the other?
On May 25, 2013 11:52 AM, "Arnaud Gomes-do-Vale"
wrote:
> Eric Sorenson writes:
>
> > We'll do a better job in the future of
> > (a) pointing out the necessity of the dependencies r
Eric Sorenson writes:
> We'll do a better job in the future of
> (a) pointing out the necessity of the dependencies repo in the release
> notes
> (b) featuring the Upgrading guide (
> http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/upgrading.html ) more prominently,
> as it has best practice for safe upgradin
Hi everyone;
I was just wondering if anyone has any opinion/information on the pros and
cons of using the built-in HSQLDB vs Postgres.
Thanks!
Bee
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On 2013-05-25 10:11, Alexander Bien wrote:
On 24.05.2013 16:58, Ken Barber wrote:
Its probably the nagios resource, its well known for not scaling when
the files contain a lot of entries. That would explain why your
PuppetDB is showing low load - as its probably not the bottleneck.
I second th
On 24.05.2013 16:58, Ken Barber wrote:
Its probably the nagios resource, its well known for not scaling when
the files contain a lot of entries. That would explain why your
PuppetDB is showing low load - as its probably not the bottleneck.
I second that. We have mysql storeconfigs, about 5000 S
Also, this is accepted :
collect([1,2,3]) |$x| {
file { "/tmp/b$x":
content => collect([1,2,3]) |$y| { $y };
}
}
and this isn't :
collect([1,2,3]) |$x| {
file { "/tmp/b$x":
con
