Hello,
Is there a way to deploy a single module from a puppetfile the first time
it is added to an environment's puppetfile without deploying other modules?
Normally when we add a module from the forge or git we add it to the
puppetfile and then run r10k deploy environment -pv. That deploys all
Hello,
I am currently using the open source version of puppet and am looking to
automate the deployment of environments whenever a change is pushed to the
control repo (containing the Puppetfile, etc). I am interested in finding
the simplest solution possible and have come across some solutions
ified question is once this has been implemented, is there any way to
implement a more precise module control in the puppetfile i.e pass
references or commit tags if the modules had been in individual repos?
On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 3:27:10 PM UTC-4, broncosd183 wrote:
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> Hey
environment. It's a lot simpler than it sounds.
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> On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 11:27:28 AM UTC-4, broncosd183 wrote:
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>> Awesome thanks for the feedback and options Rich and Christopher. I'm
>> outlining a plan of attack now and going to make a pass at installing R
Awesome thanks for the feedback and options Rich and Christopher. I'm
outlining a plan of attack now and going to make a pass at installing R10k
and configuring it correctly. The main hurdle was the puppetfile and its
dependencies; however, that looks much more feasible now.
On Friday, June 10,
