[Puppet Users] Puppetlabs Yum Repo augeas for RHEL6 x86_64

2012-10-06 Thread Christopher Lee
Hello,

I am working on building an internal repo for RHEL6 x86_64 and I don't see any 
augeas rpms in the puppetlabs repo?  There are for i686 but not x86_64?  Are 
the rpms "noarch" that can be used for both?

-chrisl


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Re: [Puppet Users] Puppet Triage-A-Thon

2012-01-10 Thread Christopher Lee
Hello,

You have selected a date for the Triage-a-thon in the middle of SCALE.
 Would love to help out but I am guessing many people will be at SCALE
including people at Puppet Labs.

-chrisl


On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Daniel Pittman  wrote:
> Those are high priority for the platform team anyhow, but if there is
> something you feel we have missed shoot me an email with the ticket
> number and I will try and get it bumped up in priority.
>
> Daniel
>
> On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 10:06, Brian Gallew  wrote:
>> Does this mean that the tickets which are just awaiting merge (including all 
>> the relevant unit tests) will get done some day soon?
>>
>> On Jan 9, 2012, at 11:36 PM, James Turnbull wrote:
>>
>>> Love Puppet? Hate the backlog of tickets? Want to help us out? The
>>> Puppet community has grown really fast and a lot of you have logged
>>> tickets and issues. We’ve tried to give those tickets as much love as we
>>> could but some slip through the cracks and sometimes we get overwhelmed.
>>> We’ve recognized this and want to try to get a handle on the backlog of
>>> tickets. But we need your help to do this.
>>>
>>> What we’re going to do is hold a Triage-a-thon hosted locally in our
>>> offices, virtually on IRC (Freenode #puppethack) and the Web.
>>>
>>> http://puppetlabs.com/events/triagepuppet/
>>>
>>> We’re going to review all the open tickets in the Puppet project with a
>>> view to:
>>>
>>> * Update and confirm that issues are still relevant
>>> * Ensure tickets are in the right status and all the right information
>>> is present to help us resolve it
>>> * Close any invalid or no longer relevant tickets
>>>
>>> We’ll assign blocks of tickets to every participant, have documentation
>>> explaining what you need to do and provide people on the ground to help
>>> you make decisions and answer questions.
>>>
>>> Triaging starts Saturday January 21st from 7am and last until 4pm (-8 GMT).
>>>
>>> We’ll also provide pizza, snacks (and beer!) and a venue locally in our
>>> Portland, OR offices. Virtually we’ll provide an IRC channel, IM and
>>> rewards (t-shirts, patches, stickers, badges, and books) for people who
>>> triage tickets and get involved.
>>>
>>> We’ll also offer Amazon Gift Cards to our top 3 participants!
>>>
>>> You can register for the event here:
>>> http://triagepuppet.eventbrite.com/?ref=ebtn.
>>>
>>> We hope you'll be interested in attending and helping us make Puppet better.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> James
>>>
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[Puppet Users] Managing Network Interfaces

2011-11-09 Thread Christopher Lee
Hello,

I am trying to figure out a way to manage my network interfaces,
specifically additional ip aliases on a single interface.  We run RedHat.
 On many of our servers we need to bring up additional IP address on the
same interface and create individual file ifcfg-eth0:1, ifcfg-eth0:2, etc.
 I found a good example of how to build a module to create the files:

http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/1/wiki/Network_Interface_Templates_Patterns

But the usage of this is to hard code values in a module calling the
defined class with variables.  I would like to move the variables external
to the modules, either in the site.pp or some external_lookup or hiera
file.  I would need a way to loop through or call the class to build the
file multiple times passing variables.  I would like to not have to modify
a module when a new interface is added.

This is the first time I have tried to do anything like this in puppet, and
I am just looking for examples or direction.  Does this make since?

-chrisl

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[Puppet Users] Puppet Dashboard Questions

2011-05-06 Thread Christopher Lee
Hello,

I am playing with Puppet Dashboard and I have a few questions.

First, as we start using puppet we are planning on running puppet agent from
cron or via mcollective runs in --noop mode every few hours as an
audit function.  If anything is changed we would like to have it show up in
Puppet Dashboard so we can alarm on it and then manually find out why it was
changed before reverting back.  I noticed dashboard only reports "green"
good run, no errors or "yellow" changes where made.  If I run in noop it
returns green because no changes where made but I would like to see it tell
me changes needed to be made but where not.  Does this make since?  Is there
away to get this functionality?

Second, we have two data centers and two puppet masters.  I would like to
run one dashboard.  I can see from reporting this not to be a big deal but
if I start using dashboard as an external node provider will I have issues.
 Looking at the settings.yml file for dashboard the setting seem to be very
specific to one master.  Am I going to start running into issue trying to
use one dashboard with two puppetmaster (more more in the future).

-chrisl

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[Puppet Users] Passenger Install Success / Question about logs

2011-03-09 Thread Christopher Lee
Hello,

Well I spent the morning getting passenger installed on my RHEL 5 server and
finally got it working and was able to run an agent update.  But now I have
a questions about logs, before when we were working we would tail -f
puppetmaster.log file to see notices and errors, but now this log files is
not getting updated (makes since), but were can I view the logs now that
passenger is running?

-chrisl

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[Puppet Users] version number for modules

2011-01-31 Thread Christopher Lee
Hello,

We are starting to get a lot of modules in our system.  I am looking to add a 
version number to the modules when they are checked out of our revision control 
system and moved into each environment.  Has anyone come up with a standard 
way/place to store the version number of the module?  Also we would want to be 
able to query the version number in some way to find out which versions are 
installed on which servers, maybe through facter custom fact.   Don't want to 
reinvent the wheel if this is already be worked on.

-chrisl

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