Hey Folks.
Reading through the docs and the mailing list only helped confusing me
more, so maybe its better to just ask if my approach is correct.
Imagine a basic project structure with a module and two classes inside:
modules
|- my_module
|-frontend
|-backend
I'm using Hiera to manage dynamic values, so lets say I have:
---
backend:
foo:
bar: "boo"
baz: 42
So now, if I have an erb template in the my_module::backend class, the
only way to get directly to the values is via a helper variable like
class my_module::backend {
$config = hiera("backend")
}
and then access it in the template via
<%= scope.lookupvar("my_module::backend::config")["foo"]["bar"] %>
Which works, but kind of doesn't feel right.
(Neither does leaving away the scope.lookupvar()).
What would be the idiomatic approach to this?
Is there a way to access Hiera values directly via the ERB template or
is it always recommended to "pipe" them through my puppet modules?
Thanks,
Sebastian
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