Hi, im trying to work some logic into a puppet class and I'm not sure the
best way to do it. For this application, I have an installation phase, a
setup phase, and then a maintenance phase.
My current method of maintaining this is to call the relevant subclass
using "include". I then have to go comment out two of the 3 includes
depending on which phase i'm on. This of course means that I have to shut
off puppet on all the nodes im not directly working on.
I would like to use the following logic in my class to control this. Could
somebody help me with the proper syntax to get this working?
class myapp {
Class['myapp::phase1'] only if [ ! -e /path/to/puppet.phase ]
# myapp::phase1 will echo 'phase2' into /path/to/puppet.phase once all
requirements are met
Class['myapp::phase2'] only if [ $(cat /path/to/puppet.phase) == 'phase2'
]
# myapp::phase2 will echo 'phase3' into /path/to/puppet.phase once all
requirements are met
Class['myapp::phase3'] only if [ $(cat /path/to/puppet.phase) == 'phase3'
]
}
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