Amazon this week took ruby1.8 out of their Amazon Linux distro.
Only ruby2.0 is installed.
After installing the puppetlabs yum repo package, and then yum install
puppet, I have this error:
# puppet agent -t
/usr/share/ruby/vendor_ruby/2.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in
`require': cann
Hi,
Yes there is at least one way. I have been using tags to achieve this like so:
$default_a = { tag => 'do_a' }
$some_hasha = hiera('a')
$default_b = { tag => 'do_b' }
$some_hashb = hiera('b')
create_resource(resource_type, $some_hasha, $default_a)
create_resource(resource_type, $some_hashb,
Update on this -- Amazon rev'd Yum to v3.4.3-137 at the same time -- most
likely the source of the issue... but it's still causing me problems.
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I was wondering if there is a way to define ordering between 2
create_resources in puppet manifests.
For example:
create_resources('php::install', $php_packages) ->
create_resources('webapps::deploy', $apps)
The above does not work, but does puppet support the ordering between 2
create_source
Hi,
I see that this issues has been fixed in puppet 3.3.
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/21427
I am using puppet 3.4 but still receiving a lot of warning related to this.
Can someone please suggest how can fix this issue on my master.
Regards,
Rakesh K.
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