how much memory is on this instance?
Swap should ALWAYS be available, general recommendation is 2x actual
memory. Once you run out of real memory, you can have a dead machine.
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There were multiple systems, 1 - 2G at most. Most had an inactive
(unintentional) swap partition, it hadn't been a problem pre-puppet. And,
it wasn't a problem until the puppet server reached about 90 clients. All
the RHEL 4 systems were in crontab as 0/30, so they all hit at the same
time. We
Hi
I had this observation on RHEL 5 systems as well. Also with encrypted
swap on a luks device. With direct swap I never encountered this problem.
I came to the conclusion that I can't blame puppet for the problem as
the problem occured even with puppet turned off. However I could reduce
it to a
Hi
> Any ideas or suggestions to speed up file transfers??
try 0.25.0beta file serving should be heavily improved.
> If I manually scp the file, it takes only 30seconds (between office and
> ec2), why would it take so long and eventually timeout inside the colo (
> ec2)?
currently puppet use
hi
> I'm investigating switching to mongrel. After the switch, the client seems
> to work without the cert signing process. Is that normal or have I done
> something wrong?
the client is a new client or an existing client? I assume a new one,
then you have certainly done something wrong. What
Hi
> A number of questions:
>
> 1. Where did /Settings come from?
how did you start your puppetmasterd, as which user?
> 2. Is there a way to dump the contents of the catalog to understand?
this is not part of the catalog, puppetmasterd tries to create an
environment itself like it should be.
It was an existing client but I had done a puppetca clean on the
puppetmaster. Frontend? It was standard (webrick?) then I followed the
mongrel setup using apache.
On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 2:37 PM, Peter Meier wrote:
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> hi
>
> > I'm investigating switching to mongrel. After the switch, the cl
Thank you. I suppose that's an easy way around it.. I wonder if I want
puppetmaster to also host a simple apache..
Or.. does the "source" attribute support http/ftp over just file/puppet
protocols?
On Sat, 18 Jul 2009 13:13 +0200, "Sylvain Avril"
wrote:
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> I myself don't use puppet to pull
Oh. right. I remember reading about this..
So.. are there any rpm/deb packages for the latest puppet?? From the
standard apt-repository (for jaunty), it still only has 0.24.5 (not even
0.24.8).
On Sun, 19 Jul 2009 17:35 +0200, "Peter Meier"
wrote:
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> Hi
>
> > Any ideas or suggestions to sp
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Fernando Padilla wrote:
> Oh. right. I remember reading about this..
>
> So.. are there any rpm/deb packages for the latest puppet?? From the
> standard apt-repository (for jaunty), it still only has 0.24.5 (not even
> 0.24.8).
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For files, its puppet or files only at this stage. (Though packages
can handle http so long as the package manager can understand a HTTP
file source...)
I started up some discussion on HTTP as a source for files as a means
to overcome this. (Linky:
http://groups.google.com.au/group/puppet-users/b
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