Hi Ramin,
thanks for those suggestions!
I didn't know Ruby was so important there. We do use 1.8.7 (and had some
issues while developing providers and report processors because it is such
and old version), as it was the officially supported version for Red Hat 6.
I think we have a big margin t
I created a module to copy one file from the master and install to agents
and it works fine with code below: but now I am trying to copy 3 different
files in different directory and install each one on different environment.
For example: file A need to be installed on all agents in A environment
On 4/20/17 3:32 AM, Cesar wrote:
I was wondering whether there is any way to reduce catalog compilation?
Could the catalog compilation be split across different Puppet master
processes or something like that?
- upgrade to 3.8.x, definitely performances gains to be had.
- Passenger 5/5.1 and t
I'm missing something. I've never been able to include classes via hiera
via the hiera_include('classes') command. Any insight?
If I call :
# /opt/puppetlabs/bin/puppet agent -t --debug > /tmp/debug
Yields:
> Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 500 on SERVER:
> Server Er
Hi James,
thanks for your thorough answer.
We definitely have in mind that we should upgrade Puppet to 4.X to get all
the benefits of Puppet Server, but until that happens we were wondering
whether there was a simpler way to boost performance on the Puppet master
until we can perform an upgrade
Cesar,
For general catalog compilation time improvements, you might be best served
by using Puppet Server ( https://docs.puppet.com/puppetserver/1.2/services_
master_puppetserver.html ) instead of passenger.
In 2014, my team & I performed our own sort of benchmark tests of the
puppet master serve
Hi all,
we have some performance issues with Puppet 3.3 catalog compilation (we are
using Passenger to host Puppet master processes).
It looks like a single Puppet master process is being used for the catalog
compilation, and importing the catalogs is taking ~3 minutes.
Apr 19 10:21:14 ieatlms3
