One idea is that instead of puppet on an agent doing something, it might
make sense to have something watch puppetDB contents for the success of
applying the class/package/file resources in question. As long as they are
idempotent then it would only trigger once. I don't delve into puppetDB
directl
I'm in the situation where i need puppet to send a mail to a team when a
certain puppet module is in place (package and config files) so another
team can do its magic.
What is the best way to send a mail containing hostname and ip to this team
when the first run was successful?
It may only be s
Anybody know if Puppet has a way to email directly from a manifest in the
DSL?
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