On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 02:23:43PM +0530, Oliver Leach wrote: > Hi, > > I am looking in to getting puppet to deploy Cloudstack via a puppet > module. I am trying to configure a yum repo that has the Cloudstack > RPMs so I can ensure the 'cloud-client' package is installed. I am > looking at this for guidance > https://github.com/CloudStack-extras/puppet-cloudstack/blob/master/manifests/init.pp, > however need help in configuring a the repo as - this is an example. > > baseurl = > "http://yumrepo/repositories/rhel/$operatingsystemrelease/stable/oss/"; > name = "CloudStack" > enable = 1 > gpgcheck = 0 > > At the moment, I am trying to set up a repo that will install > Cloudstack 3.0.2 and notice the install.sh script for Cloudstack > sets up a cloud-temp.repo and specifies a local file location > (pathtorepo=`pwd`) for the Cloudstack RPMs like so > > baseurl=file://$pathtorepo > gpgcheck=0 > enabled=1 > name=CloudStack temporary repository > > Has anyone done this before or got any suggestions on how to set up > a repo to install Cloudstack?
It looks like the example in puppet-cloudstack might be overriding the install.sh script behaviour. It's just deploying from RPMs placed on the yumrepo. So you might want to do the same and point your puppet recipe to the repo. With 4.0 onwards the install.sh script has been retired and yum repos are the natural way to go. On RHEL systems - createrepo can manage the xml-rpm-metadata creation that yum will need. If that's not an option you'll have to Exec[] the install.sh script in your recipe. -- Prasanna.,
