Hi,
Ramin - you are correct. I got down to this path when I decided to follow
this pattern. It turns out that it became overkill.
In regards to hiera, that's also exactly what I was looking at. I knew I'd
be nuts if I had to differentiate for each DC. Not clever whatsoever. I
thought about facts
Without hiera you have all those extra classes you posted below
including this very specific one. I think your classes are too
complicated to begin with regardless of where the data is, but the lack
of data separation probably sent you down that path.
class role::zabbix20::server::dc1 {
inc
Thanks Chad ...
I understand it from the syntax point of view, but my point is more of a
conceptual question in how to apply Craig's concepts using hiera with
parasitized classes ... in that case, the node definition using hiera
declares one (and only one role). The profile would define the techno
LIke this:
class profile::zabbix20::server (
bind_ip,
...
) {
class { '::zabbix20::server':
bind_ip => $bind_ip,
...
}
}
Then your hieradata would set
in a.b.c.d.yaml:
profile::zabbix20::server::bind_ip: 1.2.2.3
in x.y.z.w.yaml:
profile::zabbix20::server::bind_ip: 1.2.3.4
That
Excellent.. thanks!
And now sorry for the long email... hopefully I'm clear enough.
I'd also to expose one example that I have here in my company. I'm not too
confident of how we setup roles and profiles, specially when it comes to
add hiera into the game.
Say we have a module called zabbix20
On 8/30/2013 3:48 PM, Frederiko Costa wrote:
Hi everyone,
Do you guys know any article/doc talking about the use of roles/profiles
approach with hiera?
I'm particularly interested in how to organize the manifests when having
multiple data centers, parametized classes and wants to use hiera.
Be
Hi everyone,
Do you guys know any article/doc talking about the use of roles/profiles
approach with hiera?
I'm particularly interested in how to organize the manifests when having
multiple data centers, parametized classes and wants to use hiera.
Being even more specific, how to organize the cod
Unfortunately not. I am already using %{module_name}, and it works
fine. But for what I am suggesting to work, I need to know the exact
class where the hiera call is.
- Chad
On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 7:49 PM, Brian Lalor wrote:
> Will this help?
> http://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/3/reference/la
Will this help?
http://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/3/reference/lang_variables.html#parser-set-variables
--
Brian Lalor
bla...@bravo5.org
On Feb 13, 2013, at 6:17 PM, Chad Huneycutt wrote:
> I have been following the various blog posts about the roles and
> profiles pattern for classifying hosts
I have been following the various blog posts about the roles and
profiles pattern for classifying hosts, and I like it. It doesn't
provide a perfect fit for our infrastructure, but it is much better
than the ad-hoc classification we do now. I have a couple of
questions for those that use it, thou
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