Issue #5239 has been updated by Dima Nils.
are there any progress on this issue?
We have a similar problem. We have hosts that runs several environments one
after other, especially by deployment.
For example:
environment A has in some node declared: @@myResource{"name":}. But in
environment B we do not have this declaration(because its not needed by the
logic).
Then... if running env.B after env.A, it would overwrite everything from A.
So, if some host wants to collect my resources, having MyResource<<||>> it
would see nothing from env.A. Because run of env.B has overwritten it.
how to solve this?
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Bug #5239: Exported resources are hard to collect by environment
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/5239#change-74926
Author: Jordan Sissel
Status: Needs More Information
Priority: Normal
Assignee: Nigel Kersten
Category:
Target version:
Affected Puppet version: 2.6.2
Keywords: exported resources collection environments
Branch:
I noticed today that Foo <<| |>> collects all Foo resources regardless of
environment. Doing Foo <<| environment == ... |>> would be cool, but I don't
think that works.
Why was this a problem? I have multiple deployments; some of which cannot see
each other on the network (outside of the storeconfigs db). As a result of this
behavior (collect all resources in all environments), I have nagios instances
that try to monitor machines they can't see and thus all checks fail and pager
goes beep beep. ;)
I found a work around using tags.
<pre>
node default {
# Globally apply an environment-based tag to all resources on each node.
tag("deployment::$environment")
...
}
# And later ...
SomeResource <<| tag == "deployment::$environment" |>>
</pre>
The above workaround is sufficient for me to continue deploying exported
resources (not a blocker).
I was expecting collectors of exported resources would only, by default, get
resources from the same environment. Barring that, I think a query of <<|
environment == ... |>> would be quite useful rather than resorting to tagging.
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