Really quick answer: there's no interaction between Dashboard and Site.pp that 
I'm aware of.  Think of the Dashboard as a place to visually display puppet 
reports.

This is functionality where you can define things in the Dashboard and use that 
as an ENC in your puppet manifests. So Site.pp could learn from Dashboard, but 
there's no way for Site.pp to inform the Dashboard.  If you really want it to 
show up there, then you need to define it all in the Dashboard and then 
reconfigure Puppet to use the Dashboard as an ENC.

Google: "puppet dashboard ENC"

Post-Note: keep in mind that PuppetLabs has deprecated the Dashboard and won't 
be doing any future development, so this may not be a good investment of your 
time.

On Jan 11, 2013, at 8:04 AM, Art wrote:
> I have a few questions on how the Dashboard and site.pp file work together 
> and would appreciate any help that could be given.  First a little about my 
> setup.  I am using the Learning Puppet VM provided by the Puppet Labs 
> website.  I have copied it 3 times to create a configuration of 1 master and 
> 2 agents. The master and agents all show up in the Dashboard and I can get 
> responses from them using the Live Management tools on the Dashboard as well 
> as using the command line tools.  I have created some basic modules following 
> various examples in books and the Puppet website.  Now for the questions:
> 
> 1. Currently modules I have created and assigned to nodes using the site.pp 
> file are not shown on the Dashboard.  Is this normal or should the Dashboard 
> be picking them up?
> 2. Modules I assign to nodes though the Dashboard do not show up in the 
> site.pp file. Is this normal?  Where does the Dashboard save assigned 
> modules, if not in the site.pp file?
> 3. Which system takes precedence?  Does the site.pp file override what is on 
> the Dashboard?  Does the Dashboard override the site.pp file?  Do they work 
> in conjunction or does only the Dashboard apply when Puppet is run through 
> the Dashboard and the site.pp apply then Puppet is run thought the command 
> line.
> 
> Any help in understanding this will be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Art
> 
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