>> Thanks, but I says about query like this:
>>
>> ["and",
>> ["and",
>> ["=", "type", "Class"],
>> ["=", "title", "Php"]],
>> ["and",
>> ["=", "type", "Class"],
>> ["=", "title", "Nginx"]]]
>
> Think about what this does behind the scenes on the resources endpoint
> (see the qu
> Thanks, but I says about query like this:
>
> ["and",
> ["and",
> ["=", "type", "Class"],
> ["=", "title", "Php"]],
> ["and",
> ["=", "type", "Class"],
> ["=", "title", "Nginx"]]]
Think about what this does behind the scenes on the resources endpoint
(see the query here:
http
Thanks, but I says about query like this:
["*and*",
["and",
["=", "type", "Class"],
["=", "title", "Php"]],
["and",
["=", "type", "Class"],
["=", "title", "Nginx"]]]
Unfortunately, this query doesn't work.
I use generate function and my own python script for puppetdb query.
If you have puppetdb you can query it through curl or puppetdbquery
https://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppetdb/latest/api/query/tutorial.html
https://github.com/dalen/puppet-puppetdbquery
El 07/08/2014 14:45, "Maksim Podlesniy" escribió:
> How I may find all nodes with two specified classes? Example
I might be thinking about this the wrong way, but I think the API can
only do so much on the server side to achieve this. In particular I
want to do a distinct aggregation but we don't support that.
Fortunately, this is achievable on the command line with a tool like
JGrep: http://jgrep.org/#howto
How I may find all nodes with two specified classes? Example: find all
nodes with class Nginx and Php
Sorry for my bad english.
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