I am looking to use hiera in my environment but I cannot get past one
thing. In our current puppet code we have some case statements based on
environments. The case statements are like the following...
'production' { do this }
/^aw/ { do this } # this is for all AWS stuff
'aws' { do this } # this is the production like environment of AWS
otherenv { do this }
default { do this } # other server that default here
I would like hiera to do the following order, hostname, environment,
common. I would also like to create one YAML file for all the AW* fîles
rather than create one for awtest, awsandbox, awetc. Is there a way to do
this in hiera that I am missing? Or will I need to re work some logic in
my puppet code?
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