Does anyone have any examples of how to install the mcollective modules in
a puppet4 environment?
The yum repos for pc1 do not have the mcollective modules in the repo's
path. They are there, but to get them you need to navigate there with a
browser and download them manually, and the rpm's do
As the title says this is dealing with Code Manager. First I followed the
directions in the gitlab module to setup gitlab, and that much worked up to
testing code pushes. At this point it was apparent the the r10k_api_user
had a problem do to no ssh key, and that the web hook trigger is not
wor
We use a wrapper resource to ensure that only one resource is created. It's
not perfect, because you need an additional resource, but it works. Here is
an example:
Multiple nodes want to ensure that the following resource is created on a
node:
file { '/tmp/at_least_one_node_exists.txt':
}
so
On 04/03/16 16:41, Sans wrote:
I'm on v3.8.4
Can it be run from agent? If it does, then it gonna solve my another
issue as well.
Recent would be >= 4.2 wrt. lookup functionality.
Sorry.
- henrik
-San
On Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 6:10:33 PM UTC, Henrik Lindberg wrote:
If you are on
ignore it
Fixed by invoking command with defined type which pass params into
ec2_instance type.
The last thing bothers me - I cannot make 'puppet apply -e' to lookup for
params from hiera or even puppet classes, so need to pass all keys from cli
which is inconvenient
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You received this m
I'm on v3.8.4
Can it be run from agent? If it does, then it gonna solve my another issue
as well.
-San
On Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 6:10:33 PM UTC, Henrik Lindberg wrote:
>
>
> If you are on a newer puppet version where the lookup command is
> available you can use 'puppet lookup --explain y
Regarding advise to use 'puppet apply -e'
Some odd issue with processing resource $title by erb template
I call
puppet apply -e "ec2_instance {"szemlyanoy-test-5": ensure => present,
region => eu-west-1, image_id => ami-12249661, instance_type =>
'm3.medium', key_name => 'CLI_Deploy', security
On 4 March 2016 at 10:55, Sergey Zemlyanoy wrote:
> Thanks for reply,
>
> Will check that link.
> Re defined type this is what I already was thinking about but I literally
> can't call my new type from RAL command while it works perfectly for generic
> puppet applies. From what I know only ruby ty
Thanks for reply,
Will check that link.
Re defined type this is what I already was thinking about but I literally
can't call my new type from RAL command while it works perfectly for
generic puppet applies. From what I know only ruby types can be passed to
'puppet resource', am I right?
Thnaks
On 3 March 2016 at 20:12, Sergey Zemlyanoy wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> How you guys maintain your ec2 instances using aws module from command line?
> I intend to rely on RAL or mco to be able to provision instances on demand,
> without declaring them in puppet/hiera, but just take defaults from there.
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