Hello,
> 3. How to install a package from the tarballs and specify some
parameters to the install process?
There is already a nice defination called netinstall, I have used it and
tweak a lill bit for my enviornment.
https://github.com/example42/puppi/blob/master/manifests/netinstall.pp
On Thursday 06 November 2014 08:23 PM, jcbollinger wrote:
On Friday, October 10, 2014 10:50:34 PM UTC-5, Matyas A. Sustik wrote:
I am new to Puppet. I hoped someone in this group could get me on
the right track with some questions I have.
1. I would appreciate an example demonstrating how to tell puppet
to install a specific package in a specific location? For example,
how to write that python2.7 should be installed in /usr/local/bin?
Note that although there may be a Python 2.7 package for your system,
Python 2.7 is not in itself a 'package' in the sense that term is used
in Puppet. A 'package' in Puppet is an RPM, or a DEB, or even a
Python pip or Ruby gem. These sorts of packages generally get
installed to whatever location the packaging system chooses. On a
package by package basis, however, and depending on package type, you
may be able to influence installation location via the
'install_options' parameter of the Package resource type.
2. How to install a python module, for example pandas? From the
command line one could use pip. Does puppet know about pip?
Puppet does know about pip, but generally speaking, it's bad news to
use different package management systems on the same system. You
really should use packages of the native packaging type, managed by
the system's package manager, even if you have to create the needed
packages and keep them in a local repository within your
organization. (Though plenty of people do ignore this policy advice.)
3. How to install a package from the tarballs and specify some
parameters to the install process?
You can use Exec resources to do this if for some reason it is not
feasible to build a /bona fide/ package in the package management
sense. I don't like it, but I have done it. From an individual
system perspective, it has all the negative consequences of a manual
source install, but it at least has the advantage of repeatability.
John
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