El 17/02/16 a las 17:12, John Gelnaw escribió:
On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 10:37:46 AM UTC-5, moons...@gmail.com
wrote:
is there any way we can check the heartbeat of puppet agents?
and if agent is down can puppet try to bring up the server.
It may be a bit primitive, but I've
On 18/02/16 02:10, warron.french wrote:
Can someone please clearly explain why/when to use:
puppet apply versus Puppet agent?
puppet agent makes requests to the master - the master compiles the catalog.
puppet apply produces the catalog locally (must have all the manifests
etc on the agent)
Can someone please clearly explain why/when to use:
puppet apply versus Puppet agent?
I believe, but I want to be thoroughly corrected, the following:
1. puppet apply (with --noop) is for 'smoke' testing a specific manifest
.PP-file, but
2. puppet apply will apply a single (specified on cli) mo
Check out the Class Design section here:
https://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/module_guides/bgtm.html
Rich
On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 5:01 PM warron.french
wrote:
> Where I work a great of the Puppet Modules employed are downloaded from
> the Puppet Forge; however, some are created by my teammates.
Where I work a great of the Puppet Modules employed are downloaded from the
Puppet Forge; however, some are created by my teammates.
What I can't figure out is WHY are some modules written with multiple .pp
files in the manifest directory.
Can someone please tutor me on this point, or point me to
Hi all.
I'm using the ElasticSearch module to manage the ElasticSearch package,
service, plugins, etc. and it's working quite wonderful.
Something that's missing, though, is being able to manage ElasticSearch
backup repositories.
I'm wondering if anyone has any examples of how they may be mana
Hi,
a very brief bout of researching lead me to this:
https://ask.puppetlabs.com/question/6065/mac-os-x-client-ssl-error-before-caching-ca-cert/
You may be experiencing Ruby/OpenSSL version mismatches as well. Perhaps
the workaround of the OP over at ask will help you as well.
Good luck, pl
Hi,
so the provider is available as a plugin in your module? It appears that
Puppet 4 does not load it successfully.
You should probably enable debug output and look for clues as to why
that is specifically.
(I half feel that `puppet apply` should first plugin-sync the Ruby code
to $vardir
On 02/17/2016 07:48 AM, Trevor Vaughan wrote:
I took a look at the API and it seems like I might have to use
'replace_facts' but I'd need to fetch the last fact set, update it,
and then resubmit it with the updated information which isn't ideal
but would be doable.
This is your best bet u
Yeah, it would.
What I'm looking at doing would be injected as part of the reporting phase
so it would be updated after each client run.
Not an ideal solution, I would much rather be able to add some extra
metadata to my clients in PuppetDB instead of needing to drag around yet
another database i
wouldnt next puppet run replace your out of band added fact?
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Hi Christopher,
I have no first hand experience with this transition, but Martin put a
note about SSL in the Puppet 4 chapter of the new Puppet Essentials
(yes, I'm plugging us :-)
Apparently Puppet 4 cannot use a CA that was created without the
dns_alt_names setting. This might just be your
Restarting the puppetserver seems to sort the certificate mismatch. Note
that my host's A record is loire.example.com with CNAME puppet.example.com.
In /etc/puppet/puppet.conf, I refer to the host as puppet:
[main]
logdir=/var/log/puppet
vardir=/var/lib/puppet
ssldir=/var/lib/pupp
Aha, I can answer *half* of my own question after another hour of work.
The issue was the certname field in the config. Removing it makes that all
work. I also removed the short hostname from dns_alt_names, since it
seemed unnecessary. That leaves me only with the famous certificate
mismatch pro
On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 10:37:46 AM UTC-5, moons...@gmail.com
wrote:
>
> is there any way we can check the heartbeat of puppet agents?
>
> and if agent is down can puppet try to bring up the server.
>
It may be a bit primitive, but I've been using crontab to "manually" run
the puppet
Puppet is not a monitoring tool, it's a configuration tool.
It can do some things that might, at first glance, look like monitoring
(i.e. check current system state), but this is only as a side effect of
that information being necessary to confirm that the configuration is
correct.
On 02/1
I set up a puppetserver. It's, well, not generating errors outright.
On the same host, I want to run a puppet agent. But the agent doesn't seem
to want to use the FQDN of the host, and so it fails to connect.
[T] jeff@loire:~ $ puppet agent --debug --test
...
Debug: Finishing transaction 279233
Hi All,
Is is possible to add facts to a client in PuppetDB independently of a run
of Puppet on a client?
Basically, I need to add some data to the client runs but the data is
irrelevant to the client itself so there's no need to shove it across the
network multiple times.
I took a look at the A
Please let me know what all the things we can monitor with puppet. Other
than automation of deployments.
Thanks,
On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 8:22:52 AM UTC-5, Lowe Schmidt wrote:
>
> No, and you should probably not use Puppet to try and solve that kind of
> problem.
>
> You could proba
is there any way we can check the heartbeat of puppet agents?
and if agent is down can puppet try to bring up the server.
Thanks,
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Hi Joseph,
You can see how we do it in SIMP using this reference spec_helper.rb
https://github.com/simp/pupmod-simp-simplib/blob/master/spec/spec_helper.rb.
The way it's set up allows you to use variables to change your hieradata on
the fly and can use the context name to pick hiera data files au
It isn't really feasible to convert to a class parameter since I'm testing
profiles which, as I understand it, should not be using class parameters.
I've since found a solution that seems like it might work; I've been
working on other topics for a bit, but when I get back to it I'll post some
exam
No, and you should probably not use Puppet to try and solve that kind of
problem.
You could probably write a script and run it from cron if you need a quick
ad hoc solution.
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On 17 February 2016 at 02:35, wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Is there any way we can monitor the
Hi All,
Is there any way we can monitor the file system (disk usage percentage) and
if it cross >90% run a particular script to purge it without using nagios
in puppet?
Thanks,
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