Hi all, a somewhat newbie here who has googled and read but can't find the
answer ;-).
I do _not_ want to configure puppet behind a proxy, rather I want to use
puppet to configure a number of Apache servers which are themselves reverse
proxies.
I have an apache server - public.my.domain - whic
Coming from a Java background, this makes perfect sense to me.
On Jul 5, 3:11 pm, Thomas Bellman wrote:
> On 2010-07-03, Jeff McCune wrote:
>
> > In this module, if you use the following orginization puppet will
> > autoload everything:
>
> > manifests/init.pp contains class apache { }
> > manife
Cheers - I will take a look.
On Jul 5, 2:36 pm, Daniel Pittman wrote:
> yatesco writes:
> > I cannot quite figure this out, but it seems possible.
>
> [...]
>
> > My question is what should I put in the puppet nodes for apache.pp and
> > as1.pp, as2.pp etc. to
Hi,
I cannot quite figure this out, but it seems possible.
I have a single apache server (apache.mydomain.com) and a number of
(tomcat) application servers (as1..com, as2..com etc.)
I have apache configured so https://apache...com/as1 gets
(proxy)passed to as1.com:8080/as1.
This is working fine
Thanks Ohad - I didn't know about foreman. Will have a play :)
On Apr 12, 12:50 pm, Ohad Levy wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 5:24 PM, yatesco wrote:
> > I have managed to get puppet deployed on a small cluster of debian
> > (virtual) machines. Very nice tool!
>
Hi all,
I have managed to get puppet deployed on a small cluster of debian
(virtual) machines. Very nice tool!
I have a couple of questions, some of which I have found responses
from google, but just don't understand, others of which I have no idea
at all.
- is there anyway I can get emailed i
