I want to setup 2 centos servers to act as puppetservers with
active-passive mode.
I am not sure the below plan is good to go , can any of you have a look in
to it and suggest me ?
- One puppet server is the CA master (Uses the Name :puppet )
- A second Puppet master ( Name :Puppet-passive ) using the CA master
(Name:puppet) for SSL
- Each puppet master has a cron to regularly do a 'git pull' of the
puppet environment git repos to /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments so all
agents use the same code.
On the first puppetmaster (puppet) that will also be the CA master
a)Install puppetserver
b) In its /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/puppet.conf [main] section:
- server = <its FQDN>
- ca_server = <its FQDN>
- Startup puppetserver on it
- Put code into /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments
- Configure it to be an agent to itself and ensure it successfully runs
before proceeding
On other master ( puppet-passive ):
- Install puppetserver
- Setup the git repos into /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments as you did
for the CA master
- In its /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/puppet.conf [main] section:
- server = <its FQDN>
- ca_server = <FQDN of CA master>
- In its [agent] section, make its 'server' be the CA master and set the
correct environment
- Run the agent successfully (against the CA master), then make 'server'
be its own FQDN, then run it successfully again
But I am not sure how to failover from the active master server to passive
one in case of a requirement.
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