On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 03:38:06PM PST, Christopher Webber spake thusly: > It was never really push… it was like a kick, where puppetd would listen on a > port for another puppet agent to come tell it to run. I can find the docs if > you want them, it was something I used way back when but yeah, got out of the > habit of doing.
Ah, I see. > I had it frequent cases where it would 'get stuck’ or die completely. Running > from cron was always the easiest way to ensure it ran. Additionally, I had a My cron job actually does a restart of the puppet service every day at 4pm. That ensures it gets unstuck if it was stuck or started if it wasn't running. > As far as starting cron, the idea would be that puppet is called on bootstrap > and puts its own config in place. My kickstart and jumpstart stuff was always > just enough to get puppet running and puppet handled everything from there. That's what I do too. -- Tracy Reed
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