Hi,
excuse me if this question is a stupid one....
I'm about convincing my customers to use Puppet before this, I 'd like
to make a POC with part from the current complexity ...
Like any company (I guess) , we have different envrionments:
- development
- staging
- production...
Applications are deployed on 2 sites (40km of fiber channel wires
between these 2 sites)
Each environment induces a different list from IPs (servers), HA
constraints present or not and so on..
I'd like to make a POC with one the service deplyoed here (the one I'm
responsible of) Jboss servers:
- Java applications (so require a JRE)
- Unix service present
- different config files (many in the Java world)
On each machine I want to start 4 instances of the same Jboss service
using different VIP addresses (ethernet bonding) so I want to do
something like this (this is a very simplistic view because each
server has got hundred of different config files but who cares):
/
/ jboss1
server
all
deploy
log4j.xml
/jboss2
server
all
deploy
log4j.xml
/jboss3
server
all
deploy
log4j.xml
/jboss4
server
all
deploy
log4j.xml
The files under control will have the structure and quitely same
contents (template) but they will use different IPs, different machine
names, different ports and so on...
I'd like to know if it was possible to manage such kind of structure
because manys amples use static files ...(/etc/passwd). Does Puppet
enable to manage /etc/passwd$i files ? Contents from this file would
be scripted using ruby of course
sorry for this long post and thank for your patience for those
reaching the end!!
Thanks
Jerome
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