I've seen a couple of examples of using puppet to control services where you can't run a puppet agent on the resource. As far as I can tell they work by having puppet proxy through some external-service control mechanism, such as fog. The question is: where does the proxy run? I assume a puppet agent needs to run somewhere. Where do you put that agent, how do you configure it, and how do you identify it as a puppet node? I'm having visions of sugar plum fairies at the thought of using Puppet to do what CloudFormation does (automate the configuration of an entire AWS environment). But it's not clear to me how to wire it together.
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