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Chris wrote:
> Thanks to everyone who's replied so far (and please, keep the ideas
> coming!); it's really useful looking at all the various approaches
> that people are taking.
>
> I think so far I like Tim's variation on Andreas' approach the best,
Thanks to everyone who's replied so far (and please, keep the ideas
coming!); it's really useful looking at all the various approaches
that people are taking.
I think so far I like Tim's variation on Andreas' approach the best,
though I think that if/when we have more AMIs running, Dave's
puppetm
2009/9/14 dmangot :
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> On Sep 11, 5:07 am, Chris wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm starting to use EC2, and I'm after some examples of best practices/
>> tips and tricks from folk with more experience of the Puppet/EC2 combo
>> than me:
>>
>> We're starting by using EC2 for testing and development pur
On Sep 11, 5:07 am, Chris wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm starting to use EC2, and I'm after some examples of best practices/
> tips and tricks from folk with more experience of the Puppet/EC2 combo
> than me:
>
> We're starting by using EC2 for testing and development purposes. This
> means that we won
> Mean while the script on the puppet master is waiting for the signing
> request from X, and as soon as it gets it, it signs it.
> Hope that helps.
> On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 8:07 AM, Chris wrote:
Presuming your script was using wget or something similar to install
the puppet client why don't y
What I do is this:
Delete the certs for hostname X from the puppetmaster.
Start the instance from the puppet master machine. Passing a script (that
get's ran at startup). This script does the following:
Set the hostname to X.
Install puppet on the client (I use bare ubuntu images)
Connect to the
