- "Geoff Crompton" a écrit :
| This might be a crazy idea, but it just popped into my head, and I
| wanted to know if it's possible. Perhaps not possible right now, but
| possible in a theoretical sense.
|
| Is it possible that puppet could be modified to be used to manage
| switches that ha
That would be very cool indeed, manifests would get quite big though
in really large environments (think 100k end points). Juniper and
Cisco support would be great.
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On May 5, 2010, at 4:15 AM, Nicolas Szalay wrote:
- "Geoff Crompton" a écrit :
| This might be a
- "Geoff Crompton" wrote:
> This might be a crazy idea, but it just popped into my head, and I
> wanted to know if it's possible. Perhaps not possible right now, but
> possible in a theoretical sense.
>
> Is it possible that puppet could be modified to be used to manage
> switches that have
Hi,
I have a node definition that looks like:
node default {
include mymod
mymod::func1()... // copy a file
mymod::func2()... // copy a file
}
The module ,mymod, defines that a certain set of directories get copied
over, and the functions define files that need to go into those dire
- "Geoff Crompton" wrote:
> Is it possible that puppet could be modified to be used to manage
> switches that have a command line based interface?
Before reinventing the wheel in terms of grabbing and storing
switch/router/firewall configs, take a look at this:
http://www.shrubbery.net/rancid/
Geoff Crompton writes:
> This might be a crazy idea, but it just popped into my head, and I
> wanted to know if it's possible. Perhaps not possible right now, but
> possible in a theoretical sense.
>
> Is it possible that puppet could be modified to be used to manage
> switches that have a comman
On 5 May 2010 16:54, Gary Law wrote:
>
> Before reinventing the wheel in terms of grabbing and storing
> switch/router/firewall configs, take a look at this:
>
> http://www.shrubbery.net/rancid/
And http://trac.nocproject.org/trac/
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Hello all,
Recently I was asked to start using Puppet as part of our Eucalyptus
powered internal cloud. I have been able to set up Puppet and a
puppet master on various instances, but what I am running into, is
that several of the instances have the same hostname or no hostname
when they are fir
Hi,
You could clean the certificate on the puppetmaster CA using puppetca
--clean debian.example.org prior to connecting the rebuilt server
again.
If you have a short lifecycle and rapid turnover of the same hostname,
you may benefit from using the certname configuration variable and
using some o
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 11:50 AM, Roshan Punnoose wrote:
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> Is there currently a way to ensure that either the directories exist first
> in the function file copy, or, better yet, to specify an order to the
> function calls?
Roshan,
This topic is something that separates puppet from many ot
Sounds like using the certname configuration variable is what I need,
I expect to have users terminating and launching new instances all the
time, with or without notice, so something that doesn't require my
attention at each launch is critical. I'll search for how to
customize the cert CN, but i
When writing an ERB template, I know that I can define variables in my
nodes and classes, and that the facter variables for the node are available.
I'd like to know if there are any other predefined puppet variables
available. In specific, I'd like the node's name in the node definition.
node
Hey folks,
I'm looking for a best practice for determining whether a host has a
specific IP address configured on it, in order to make puppet
configuration decisions. I know there are a list of facts for each
interface with an associated IP address, but am trying to determine
whether ANY int
Hello Everybody,
I'm William and I am the other Google Summer of Code 2010 student. I will be
working on a Puppet type to manage advanced provisioning and configuration
of network interfaces (initially on various Linux distributions). I'm really
excited to start working on this project and I would
Hello All!
My name is Carla, and I am one of Google Summer of Code 2010 students
selected to work on Puppet this summer. My proposal is to develop types for
management of virtual machines, initially focus on Xen and KVM.
You can contact me at freenode as carlasouza or by e-mail. Any suggestions
i
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 3:20 PM, William Van Hevelingen wrote:
> Hello Everybody,
>
> I'm William and I am the other Google Summer of Code 2010 student. I will be
> working on a Puppet type to manage advanced provisioning and configuration
> of network interfaces (initially on various Linux distrib
On 3 May 2010, at 3:47 AM, James Turnbull wrote:
On 3/05/10 8:19 PM, Kenneth Holter wrote:
I downloaded the "puppet-dashboard-1.0.0-2.noarch.rpm" and
installed it, and found that the init script got placed in the
wrong directory ("/etc/rc.d/init.d}").
I've fixed the problem and pushed a ne
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On 6/05/10 9:49 AM, Ian Ward Comfort wrote:
> On 3 May 2010, at 3:47 AM, James Turnbull wrote:
>> On 3/05/10 8:19 PM, Kenneth Holter wrote:
>>> I downloaded the "puppet-dashboard-1.0.0-2.noarch.rpm" and
>>> installed it, and found that the init scrip
On 5 May 2010, at 5:26 PM, James Turnbull wrote:
I've fixed it now and added some further fixes to the spec file
provided by Todd Zullinger.
Thanks, both.
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seph wrote:
Geoff Crompton writes:
This might be a crazy idea, but it just popped into my head, and I
wanted to know if it's possible. Perhaps not possible right now, but
possible in a theoretical sense.
Is it possible that puppet could be modified to be used to manage
switches that have a co
G'day.
It was, until yesterday, my naive expectation that this would work:
node default{ include broken }
node "krosp" inherits "default" { $value = "not " }
class broken{ notice("This is ${value}broken") }
Specifically, I expected this would output 'This
Daniel Pittman writes:
> It was, until yesterday, my naive expectation that this would work:
> node default{ include broken }
> node "krosp" inherits "default" { $value = "not " }
> class broken{ notice("This is ${value}broken") }
> Specifically, I expect
Russ Allbery writes:
> Daniel Pittman writes:
>
>> It was, until yesterday, my naive expectation that this would work:
>
>> node default{ include broken }
>> node "krosp" inherits "default" { $value = "not " }
>> class broken{ notice("This is ${value}broken
> 2000 nodes certainly is within my goals with the design, that said there has
> not been such a big deploy.
We've got 500+ nodes on mcollective currently. Nothing special as far
as setup, a few of the contrib agents and few more in house agents.
Nodes are primarily split between two buildings co
> > But for more sophisticated puppet setups - what are your ways to determine
> > which environment you are in.
>
> I wrote a custom fact, location, that embeds all the logic in a tiny bit of
> custom Ruby. (In fact, it just grabs the hostname, domain, and IP address,
> then uses a tiny bit of lo
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