On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 10:18, Arm Adam <[email protected]> wrote:
> Does puppet have any concept of a job engine with a request ID so that
> I can submit a request for a kick to happen, be given a request ID,
> and then be able to check back in for results for that specific
> request ID? Or is the only way of knowing when it is done to run kick
> in --foreground mode?
No. Specifically, Puppet doesn't even come close to having a model of
that for the network. What we do have is MCollective, which is much
closer. I don't recall if it does asynchronous operations yet, but it
certainly allows the sort of remote control and verification on puppet
runs that you are after.
Regards,
Daniel
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