If I define a wordpress class with require functions as below:
class wordpress { require apache require mysql ... }
Then would it run even if apache or mysql classes fail for some reason?
Also, if apache class returns an error, would mysql class run get triggered
or Puppet would exit after apa
I am looking for Open Source Puppet solution that will help in launching
and managing ec2 instances, RDS instances, elastic cache instances. I think
Puppet Enterprise supports AWS out of the box, but I am confused by Puppet
Open Source support. Are there any puppetlabs modules that would hep i
There is not after or before when puppet applies a manifest if there are not
dependencies explicitly declared. In the example you have written mysql and
apache will be applied in no particular order between them, but will be
implemented both before any other resource in the WordPress class.
If
On 2014-01-05 11:37, Jose Luis Ledesma wrote:
There is not after or before when puppet applies a manifest if there are not
dependencies explicitly declared. In the example you have written mysql and
apache will be applied in no particular order between them, but will be
implemented both before
Right! I wrote it from the mobile :s
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That explains how resource ordering works. Is it the same way with require
statement? For example, if apache or mysql class fails on the node, would
wordpress class run be attempted?
On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 8:50 AM, Jose Luis Ledesma <
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> Right! I wrote it from
Clases WordPress requiere both MySQL and apache, so no resource of WordPress
will be "executed" if any of them fails
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Hi,
I'm trying to do the exact same thing without success. If I understand the
Hiera documentation correctly [1], this should be possible (although, I may
be misunderstanding this documentation). The only workaround I have
currently is to turn the top-scope variable (provided by my ENC) into
You could always check out The Foreman [1].
[1] http://theforeman.org
Josh
On Sunday, January 5, 2014 4:14:56 AM UTC-5, Johan Martinez wrote:
>
>
> I am looking for Open Source Puppet solution that will help in launching
> and managing ec2 instances, RDS instances, elastic cache instances. I th
Hi spencer,
I just received the hard-copy of the book.
let's start reading :)
Grts
Jo
On 12/24/2013 11:04 PM, Spencer Krum wrote:
Hello,
I am one of the Authors of Pro Puppet. I'm glad to hear that everyone
is trying to buy the book. I'm sorry that its taken so long to get it
written,
I think the best place to look for examples is the puppet code itself.
I haven't used stubbing that much myself, but this will be coming very
soon.
I'm trying to write an dynamic openldap type starting from the rspec file.
I documented a bit on every step i did, and tagged the git repo every
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