Pejay wrote:
> Eg: If the hostname is uk-tomcat-120.example.com, could I match on
> 'tomcat' to include a tomcat related class from within the default
> node definition?
A simpler route than external node classification (already mentioned),
but not as flexible if your node groups are always changing:
node "uk-tomcat-001.example.com",
"uk-tomcat-002.example.com",
...
"uk-tomcat-120.example.com"
{
include base
include uk
include tomcat
}
Another route if you adapt the facter recipe at
http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/Recipes/HostgroupFact :
node default
{
include base
include $hostgroup
}
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