Puppet only knows about what it is managing or auditing. So, it will always be 
limited by what it is told to look at. While you might be able to do something 
using the audit feature, I would not recommend it. As it will never be complete 
for your purpose.

I'd recommend looking at blueprint. There is also a newer tool, but I can't 
remembered its name at the moment.

Steven

Date: Fri, 6 Sep 2013 01:54:28 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Puppet Users] clone system configuration with puppet

Hi,
I'm new to puppet, read a bit about it and tried a few things out. It's really 
a great piece of work.Thanks for doing all this. As part of my work I'm leading 
the opensource kiwi project which is aplain appliance builder and one aspect of 
the project is also to help people in migrating a currentlyrunning system into 
an appliance description which then allows to maintain and build into 
differentappliance types, e.g the way from bare metal into the virtual world, 
or from one architecture intoanother.
The migration code as it is right now handles the configuration part just by 
creating copies ofconfiguration files. It relies on config metadata of the rpm 
database, it takes concepts of autoyastinto place. But all this is a pretty 
humble approach has some room to fail and also limits to specificdistribution 
concepts. I was thinking it could be done better/more generic. So my question 
is, ispuppet able to provide information about the configuration of a system 
which it did _not_ setupitself in the first place ?
information like sshd configuration, apache, etc, etc... my first guess would 
be it knows bestabout its own resources but not about services running on a 
system not managed by puppet sofar. Is that correct ?
Thanks much
Regards,Marcus
 




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