Hey, John.
llowder's recommendation is solid. There's a write-up on how to accomplish
the push/post-commit strategy here:
https://puppetlabs.com/blog/git-workflow-and-puppet-environments/
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Paleoposting FTW!
I've been doing enough work with site modules as of late that I decided to
make a git repo with a basic site module set up for following Craig Dunn's
"Roles and Profiles" pattern. Or at least something very similar (no
inheritance):
https://github.com/nvalentine-puppetlabs/si
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This smells like a problem related to incorrect system clock when the cert
was generated for the new master.?.
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Check both of the following: /etc/hosts and /etc/sysconfig/network.
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I switched that to:
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> ip grover.example.com grover
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> and the cert is now named grover.example.com. :)
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> Thank you!!!
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>> Check both of the following: /etc/hosts and
pace-y Augeas stuff. You can test
like so with augtool:
$ augtool ls */files*/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf
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nice thing to inspect as well.
The above determines which ones I'll download for further review.
Hope that helps. BTW, there's a lot work going into the Forge to improve
the above heuristic. Ryan's your guy. :)
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Hey, Stephen.
I point people here: https://puppetlabs.com/learn/library. Free
self-directed videos about core Puppet concepts with similar content to the
instructor-led courses. Great resource if a little hard to find on the
website.
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in YAML and specific one-off tweaks
to a node's config like perhaps an override of the default NTP server
coming from CouchDB. Much easier for the less Puppet-y people on a team to
login and twiddle things via CouchDB web interface.
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 3:52 PM, Nathan Valentine wrote:
You are making external facts too complicated. More like this:
hello.rb
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
puts "hello=Hello, World!"
hello.yaml
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hello='Hello, World!'
https://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/custom_facts.html#external-facts
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sorry, s/=/:/g in hello.yaml
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> hello.rb
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> puts "hello=Hello, World!"
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> hello.yaml
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gt;
> If I run facter --debug all of the facts give the same error message I give
> above that they were parsed but returned an empty dataset.
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> If I run puppet agent --test then it is as if my fact did not exist.
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> variables. In the case of AWS/EC2 facts this is done, if memory
> serves, via a Type and Provider that queries the 169.x node metadata
> service embedded in AWS/EC2.
Sorry, perils of multitasking... s/Type and Provider that/series of
custom facts which/g.
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http://puppetlabs.com/services/certification has a pretty solid list
of pre-cert study materials but, yes, the more hands-on experience you
have with Puppet/PE the better.
Of the self-study resources mentioned there, I highly recommend:
1) The Puppet Certification Practice Test
2) The Puppet Lear
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