Hello, Sean and Dominic!
I have a slightly different angle to this problem. Just like above, I have
a "common" environment, which is default one for all of the hosts that are
NOT in any other env, and some directory-based ones. However, what I'd like
to do with common modules is to share between "common" environment *and*
any other environment. Basically, I'd have a hostgroup called "common" in
each of the environments with classes from common modules that I'd use as
my parent HG for every other HG:
- default environment - common
- default hostgroup - common (with modules/classes imported from
/etc/puppet/environment/common)
- "normal" environment, say "production"
- "common" hostgroup with the same modules from
/etc/puppet/environment/common
- other HGs using common HG as its parent
However, when Foreman imports puppet classes, it only associates those
classes with a single environment, so it seems that common cannot be shared
on Foreman level?
On puppet level this should be just fine as Foreman installer puts a proper
base path for me:
# grep base /etc/puppet/puppet.conf
basemodulepath =
/etc/puppet/environments/common:/etc/puppet/modules:/usr/share/puppet/modules
>From Foreman/ENC point of view that should be fine as well - common modules
would get the same params regardless of the environment a particular
machine is in.
How would I accomplish this?
Thanks!
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