On 01/04/2014 08:46 AM, Jason Antman wrote:
After digressing into this discussion on #puppet last night, I was
wondering what the community feelings are on ENCs vs Hiera...
I know that Dashboard/Console still exists, but have heard rumors (for
years) of it being either replaced by something else
+1
I would not be at odds, it seems like that is a sensible default
behavior, while still preserving the ability to shoot one's self in the
foot if needs be.
Jeff
On 11/20/2013 01:40 PM, Rob Reynolds wrote:
With the changes for http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/18931
(Don't set mode on
I think "ignore" is the correct default on Windows, assuming it results in
files / directories that inherit permissions of their parents.
On Friday, January 3, 2014 11:53:22 PM UTC-5, Rob Reynolds wrote:
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> Folks supporting Windows, do you have an opinion with this warning? This
> may have got
Enforcing environment from the master is a must for us, and I don't really see
the point of configuring hiera against LDAP when puppet supports it natively.
Do you know some benefit I'm missing?
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On 01/04/2014 01:15 PM, Jose Luis Ledesma wrote:
I'm in the process of setting up puppet in my company and I don't like at all
the idea of having some thousand of files for describe the nodes. And, despite
the well known limitations, I like a lot the idea of having an enc like ldap.
So use
I'm in the process of setting up puppet in my company and I don't like at all
the idea of having some thousand of files for describe the nodes. And, despite
the well known limitations, I like a lot the idea of having an enc like ldap.
Regards,
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I'm in the process of setting up puppet in my company and I don't like at all
the idea of having some thousand of files for describe the nodes. And, despite
the well known limitations, I like a lot the idea of having an enc like ldap.
Regards,
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I guess I hit a bit of a nomenclature issue here. By "ENC" I didn't just
mean the node_terminus script, but the whole app - i.e. "ENC" as in the
way Dashboard is an ENC...
Though your comment does remind me that Hiera can now be more than "a
directory full of YAML files"... I guess I'll start doin
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> But as I'm starting down the road of writing *another* ENC -
> hopefully "a good one" this time - and more and more people whose
> advice and knowledge I've respected for years say "use Hiera", I'm
> starting to wonder if either (a) I'm totally missi
After digressing into this discussion on #puppet last night, I was
wondering what the community feelings are on ENCs vs Hiera...
I know that Dashboard/Console still exists, but have heard rumors (for
years) of it being either replaced by something else, or totally
rewritten. Then there's Foreman,
I *think* that "Empty response" is the issue here... your script appears
to be sending back YAML with just an (empty) classes hash and an (empty)
parameters hash. Try putting something in parameters (at least). Also
make sure that it's actually writing to STDOUT, not STDERR.
Assuming neither of th
This is one of the best descriptions of how to do things in Puppet (or
maybe how not to) that I've seen, and touches on a *lot* of common
misunderstandings.
I think I might have to keep a short url to the archive of this handy...
Thanks, John.
On 01/03/2014 10:35 AM, jcbollinger wrote:
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