We run Foreman, so I never think of parameterized classes :-)
Another thing we do in some places is concatenated templates, there is a
common section and different appendages.
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 8:35 AM, myeazel wrote:
> Depending on how complex the hosts file needs to be, what LenR may be
Depending on how complex the hosts file needs to be, what LenR may be best
or I have sometimes also approached this kind of issue by using
parameterized classes can work well too. You can use a define classname
($variables_to_pass_to_template) { } and then you don't have to work with
ERB-type c
This sounds like standard file template should work, for that file, use
content => template("your-class/your-template.erb");
Then in that file (your-template.erb) you can have:
static stuff
<% if location == "us-west-1c -%>
something
<% else %>
default stuff
<% end %>
more static stuff
Th
Hi all,
New to puppet and am hoping I can be pointed in the right direction.
I have several Amazon EC2 instance in us-east, us-west, eu, and apac.
I need different /etc/hosts file for each region. I'm not sure how to
implement this in each servers node definition.
I'd like to have something lik
