Hello everyone,
I'm trying collect firewall rules from my nodes, so I can
automatically deploy them to my firewalls....
The problem here is, that my nodes are behind different firewalls, so
I need to collect the rules independently for each host.
I tried an approach like this:
Define a command.
define firewall::openservice( )
{
$servicename = $name
@@file { "/etc/pyroman/40_${hostname}_service_${name}.py":
content => template("firewall-openservice.erb"),
tag => "firewall-$firewall",
}
}
$firewall is here set with a custom fact using the environment
variables, which holds the nodename of the firewall node.
I try to collect those rules on the firewall using this definition:
File <<| tag == "firewall-$hostname" |>>
(Yes, I'm using stored configs, collected resources work just fine on
other parts of my config).
But I don't see any rule files appearing on the firewall node.
The problem for me now is: What is the best approach to debug this
issue? Is it even possible to do what I want to do? The things I find
on the net about collected resources, or in the puppet documentation,
are kinda thin, and I don't seem to make any progress in this issue.
At the moment it just works to collect all rule files for all
firewalls, which leads to a lot of clutter in my config directory.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Jens
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