Issue #2408 has been updated by Raffael Schmid.
I thought about this when taking a shower this morning. From a sysadmin point
of view, it would be the easiest if we could provide a yaml which looks like:
<pre>
classes:
common:
apt:
resources:
- "add local repo":
type: "apt::repo"
ensure: present
content: "deb localrepo.magpie.lan/ubuntu lucid vendor"
- "touch restart.txt":
type: "exec"
user: "root"
command: "touch /var/www/rails/tmp/restart.txt"
unless: "/var/www/rails/tmp/restart.txt"
require:
- file: "/var/www/"
- file: "/var/www/rails"
</pre>
This would evaluate to something like this:
<pre>
irb> pp YAML.load(File.open("/tmp/l"))
{"resources"=>
[{"type"=>"apt::repo",
"content"=>"deb localrepo.magpie.lan/ubuntu lucid vendor",
"ensure"=>"present",
"add local repo"=>nil},
{"command"=>"touch /var/www/rails/tmp/restart.txt",
"type"=>"exec",
"require"=>[{"file"=>"/var/www/"}, {"file"=>"/var/www/rails"}],
"unless"=>"/var/www/rails/tmp/restart.txt",
"user"=>"root",
"touch restart.txt"=>nil}],
"classes"=>{"common"=>nil, "apt"=>nil}}
</pre>
Is this something you meant? Or did you mean something else by "helping to
define a plan"? :)
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Feature #2408: It should be possible to assign a definition to a node in an
external nodes tool
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/2408
Author: Pieter Barrezeele
Status: Needs More Information
Priority: High
Assignee:
Category:
Target version: Telly
Affected Puppet version: 0.24.8
Keywords:
Branch:
Until now, only classes/modules and parameters can be assigned to nodes in an
external nodes tool.
It would be very useful to be able to assign a definition, such as:
<pre>
node ws1 inherits webserver {
apache::vhost{"www.example.com"}
}
</pre>
to a node using yaml. The only other way to do now, seems to be writing wrapper
classes.
Thanks,
Pieter.
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