On Saturday, July 2, 2016 at 1:21:03 AM UTC-5, Alex Samad wrote:
>
> Incase somebody googles to here
>
>
> i found this
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> puppet apply --certname=<abc> -e "notice(hiera('classes'))" --noop
> --verbose
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> This shows me what the puppet master is giving as classes for a specific
> node based on certname.
>
Clarification: (1) if run on the master, that command gives (2) the value
that the master sees for Hiera key "classes" for the designated node, (3)
as computed without benefit of that node's facts. That key is commonly
used to designated names of classes to be applied, but (4) that's a
convention, not a rule, and (5) either way, there may be other classes
applied, too.
> also
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> hiera -d classes ::osfamily=RedHat environment=production
> ::trusted.certname=<abc>
>
>
> on the puppet master to give you info from hiera .. helpful
>
Indeed it does, and indeed it is. Note that when Hiera is run from the
command line like that, it uses only the fact values you specify on the
command line, as shown. Which fact values are significant depends on your
hierarchy configuration and data.
John
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