I'm looking at this code:
define logstash::configfile(
$content = undef,
$source = undef,
$order = 10
) {
file_fragment { $name:
tag => "LS_CONFIG_${::fqdn}",
content => $content,
source => $source,
order => $order,
before => [ File_concat['ls-config'] ]
}
}
Now, I'm doing a create_resource on that one:
$logstash_configs = hiera_hash('logstash::configfiles', {})
create_resources(::Logstash::Configfile, $logstash_configs)
Problem is I cannot force a content to be an erb template....
Whatever I write in hiera, it is interpreted as text, for example:
logstash::configfiles:
'input_apache':
content: "template('adriatic/logstash/input_apache.erb')"
order: '10'
Just writes text:
template('adriatic/logstash/input_apache.erb')
into logstash config file, while I expect it to parse a template.
What am I doing wrong? Is there a way to force Hiera to pass the value
as a code and not as clear text?
Thank you
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