On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 5:23 PM, Dhaval wrote:
> Thanks for your time in explaining, what i understand is "roles and
> profiles" is different from Hiera and ENC which is used for providing data
> only. Let me search for example where Hiera is used and roles and profiles
> are defined to make diffe
This is working for me:
if ! defined(Class['ops_logging']) {
class { 'ops_logging':
collectives => $collectives,
middleware=> $rabbithost,
metrics => $metrics,
configuration => $configuration,
monitor => $monitor,
}
}
Op woensdag 1 apri
Here's a simple example that works for me :-
First you obviously have the ripienaar/module_data module installed and
available to your puppet apply (I'm using masterless puppet).
My folder structure :-
- puppet
| modules
|--- sonarqube
|-- data
|- hiera.yaml
|---
There is something basically wrong with this, IMHO
If you need to do this, it means that there could be more than one place to
instantiate the class, and we all know the problems caused by doing it more
than once.
You may want to consider refactoring to separate the class instantiation from th
Thanks!! I'm not sure that solves my problem, though .. . .and maybe
I'm using "defined" incorrectly . . . what I really want is a way to check
to see if a class has been included or assigned . . . . then I would like
to make a decision based on that info. Does defined tell me if the class
Thanks!! I'm not sure that solves my problem, though .. . .and maybe
I'm using "defined" incorrectly . . . what I really want is a way to check
to see if a class has been included or assigned . . . . then I would like
to make a decision based on that info. Does defined tell me if the class
On Wednesday, April 1, 2015 at 10:15:45 AM UTC-5, Guy Matz wrote:
>
> Hi! I have a process that is controlled by daemontools on some servers,
> and by init on other (i know, i know) and I need a way to have a Service
> definition when daemontools is not in the run.
>
> I've tried this:
> u
Thanks for the info Gareth. I have managed to get it working as you
suggested. Lots of other good stuff in that docker module as well.
I still feel that for true spec testing I should be able to test each class
standalone but maybe I am trying to break things down too much.
Thanks
john
On Wed
On Apr 1, 2015, at 6:57 PM, Vince Skahan wrote:
> Thanks - for under 10 clients is 100GB for storage really needed ?Would
> more like 50 be good enough ?
Sorry, I haven’t looked at the storage requirements.
> Thinking of kickstarting up a centos7 host under qemu-kvm (on a centos7 host)
>
Hi,
I'm working in an environment where certain parameters need to be enforced
per security requirements..
The ways we've identified to do this are:
1) Put the specific settings in the profile:
Advantages: Utilize stock roles and profiles pattern, plenty of
documentation and guides online.
You might be interested in this thread:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/puppet-users/nmVQQA6G-f8
On Thu, Apr 02, 2015 at 12:23:19PM -0700, Scott Jaffa wrote:
>Hi,
>I'm working in an environment where certain parameters need to be enforced
>per security requirements..
>
>
Facter 2.4.3 is an All-In-one Agent support release in the Facter 2.4
series that also includes two improvements to performance, as well as
multiple bug fixes.
*AIO Updates*
In this release, we've added a new external fact directory for the root
user, `/opt/puppetlabs/facter/facts.d`. The co
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