Hello,
I am trying to install the hiera(-puppet) 1.0 rc's but I am having trouble
installing from source.
The goal is a 3.0 puppet installation with hiera.
The rake file seems to be broken because it fails on the require on the 3rd
line.
What am i missing?
Jos
On Wednesday, May 23, 2012 1:
As said we handle this a little different.
One branch for development, staging and live.
Development of the puppet code base is done using in puppet
environments, which can be used to test a change across systems in any
of the environments.
Once people consider the change working it is committed a
I am setting up a new workflow myself, it will be as follows:
One git repo for modules and manifests, a second for hiera. Branches are
for features and personal development branches.
I might install forge repositories in a different modulepath to force
working with the community.
The git reposi
nice!!
This has excellent potential, two quick questions without getting hands-on
first, So please tell me to get handson if that is actually the best way to
see the maybe obvious.
We are running in an hybrid system of physical hardware and openstack, does
razor play nice together with openst
Hi,
For deployment we do not usually use puppet. The deployment we do with are
puppet are for stable in house packages.
This is then done by releasing a new version in our package environment and
utilizing ensure => latest for the package type.
But for frequent deployment methods I would perso
We have a stable environment and an evironment for every developer.
Upon changes we manually test the change using the different
environments.
We also have alerting on the /var/lib/puppet/state/
last_run_summary.yaml file, which tells us if a manifest did not apply
properly.
Cheers,
Jos
On Feb
Hi group,
I expect parameterized classes to behave simular to types in relation
to overrides, but obviously this is not the case.
Could someone what is should then expect from overriding an parameterized class.
what I have is:
class dns(dns_servers) {
file{'/etc/resolv.conf':
content =>
g.
> Correct use of class inheritance fits in mostly by shaping the
> expectations and practices of manifest developers, rather than by
> providing tools to directly control ordering. I hope you nevertheless
> find this useful.
This sure is usefull, talking helps to understand the
> In general, I try and think of module dependencies and organization as
> a matter of composition. Discrete modules themselves should avoid
> establishing relationships with other modules. A module should,
> however, be diligent about managing the internal relationships of the
> classes and res
>
>
> In this case, the link between the differring blocks should be
> externalized from your ldap module (e.g. the ldap module should care
> about stuff related to ldap.. not about relations to other modules).
>
> You could put the order declaration in a "node type" or "node role" kind
> of class
required
packages, which again makes maintenance of the package module more
difficult to do right.
So after this rather longer email explaining our problem and some of the
options we explored, how do you guys handle these kind of complex
inter-module dependencies?
Cheers,
Jos Houtman
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You
lling the required
packages, which again makes maintenance of the package module more
difficult to do right.
So after this rather longer email explaining our problem and some of the
options we explored, how do you guys handle these kind of complex
inter-module dependencies?
Cheers,
Jos Houtman
do something custom for installing the required
packages, which again makes maintenance of the package module more
difficult to do right.
So after this rather longer email explaining our problem and some of the
options we explored, how do you guys handle these kind of complex
inter-modu
Hi,
I have only developed an ip/interface fact that uses ip2 instead of
ifconfig. In order to detect multiple ip's per interface.
And my conclusion was that I really wanted some complexer data structures
and an easier integration with puppet.
jos
On 1/29/09 10:55 PM, "James Turnbull" wrote:
nodes.
But how can i get the current module path. so that i can access the
config file that is in modules/ganglia/config/.
so I want something like this: IO.readlines( puppet.prefix() +
"config/ganglia-config.cfg" )
Is this possible?
With regards,
Jos Houtman
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