Hi all,
I have users module, which I don't control but include in my manifest to
setup user(s) on my system. This is something I have in one of the .pp
files:
class users::productupport {
> @group { 'productsupport':
> gid => '1553',
> }
> @produser { 'jake_s':
> user => 'jake_s',
> uid => '5001',
> group => 'productsupport',
> comment => 'Jake Sully',
> .....
> }
> @produser { 'nina_g':
> ....
> }
>
and in my manifest, I realize that information like this:
sudoers::snippet {
> 'productsupport':
> group => 'productsupport',
> rights => ['ALL'];
> }
> Users::Produser <| group == productsupport |>
>
I have four environments and not all user-group are required on all the
environment. How can I do the from hiera? I'm planing to have this in my
hiera files:
*test.yaml:*
> user_group:
> - productsupport
> - mondev
>
> *stage.yaml:*
> user_group:
> - productsupport
> - idreport
>
>
but then I cannot figure out how I can use user_group to create the group
of users. Any help/pointer?
Just one thing to note: changing anything in the users module not really an
option for me but I'm open to any suggestion(s) if it makes thing even
better.
Best!
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