I have an internal web site that can only be accessed from other servers.
It seems to me that I should pass an array of the addresses to the class
that instantiates the template for the Apache configuration. That seems
easy.
The hard part is getting every node to "register" itself so that it's IP
address is added to the array.
I imagine using virtual resources, e.g. something like
define website::client {
$website::clients += [ $title ]
}
and in each node definition (specifically outside the node { ... }
declaration)
@website::client{ $ip_address_of_node: }
and somewhere else
Website::Client <| |>
I would expect that for every node, it's ip address would be added to the
array. But this doesn't seem to work. In the "website" class, the $clients
array is never changed from what it is initialized to.
What are the best practices for doing something like this?
Thanks,
Robert
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