Issue #2128 has been updated by Jeff McCune.
Nick, Jacob,
On site with a customer using 2.6.7 (not with this change set) I'm seeing this
error when we've modified the incoming request using a config.ru man in the
middle hack.
Error 400 on SERVER: Invalid pattern
i-9bbfXXXX::netops-puppet-0-4679.int.acme.com
This error seems to be in:
➜ puppet git:(2.6.8) ack Invalid.pattern
lib/puppet/network/authstore.rb
244: raise AuthStoreError, "Invalid pattern #{value}"
Is this changes required to auth.conf in order to allow the agent to request a
resource not matching the certificate name?
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Feature #2128: Allow arbitrary fact as node_name identifier
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/2128
Author: Bill Bartlett
Status: Merged - Pending Release
Priority: High
Assignee: Nick Lewis
Category: node
Target version: 2.6.x
Affected Puppet version: 0.24.7
Keywords:
Branch:
Currently, the only fact available as a node_name identifier is the hostname.
I would like to have the capability of having any fact be the node_name
identifier.
Use Case:
The reason this discussion came about is EC2. When an EC2 node is brought up,
the hostname is not known. If we were to have a large, auto-scaling
infrastructure, it is currently very difficult (impossible?) to automate
bringing these EC2 nodes into puppet.
One possible solution is to allow any fact as a node_name, and then for each
particular EC2 instance type that one would need scaling (apache, memcache,
mysql all come to mind among many others), the AMI would be customized with a
custom fact. An example could be a fact called "hostclass" that would then be
set to "ec2_apache", "ec2_memcache", or similar. This allows the auto-created
machine, which we would otherwise be unable to differentiate from any other EC2
node, access to puppet in an automated way.
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