Basically my situation is the following:
- A database server
- Several web application servers.
We have a similar environment and the solution we adopted is very simple: put
the if ! defined inside the exported resource and of course make the name
of the resource unique between the web
2013/5/9 Nicolai Mollerup nicolai.molle...@gmail.com
Anyway I think the easy way is to setup some autosigning of clients after
creating a new CA.
Think you will have to clean the ssl-dir on clients for this to work,
though.
Since we are going to make a brand new puppetmaster here sometime
I've solved the identical problem using defines instead of classes. I
know that hiera can be a better solution, but I'm waiting for next
major release to adopt hiera.
I've a generic nrpe::check define: each check is a define that use
this generic definition, so my check_load.pp in nrpe module is
Additionally, when I try to use an rdoc type I either am not getting any
output or can't find it.
$puppet doc -m rdoc --manifestdir /etc/puppet/environments/test/manifests/
--modulepath /etc/puppet/environments/test/modules/ --outputdir
/home/snip/puppetdoc/rdoc/
What are other users doing with autoscale to define their nodes.pp? A
wildcard match? Basing replies off a custom
fact like this? I'm already looking at using a non-fqdn based certname via
user-data... but that general part in
autoscale is a bit obscured for me.
I use the certname (=FQDN)
http://scalr.net/
I think they did away with the free version of it recently. But if you
ask me what they're asking is well worth it! Autoscales up and down
based on server load. Works with both AWS and rackspace cloud.
-tim
On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 9:28 PM, de dustye...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
can I export a file present on a puppet client not created by puppet itself?
In example:
On host A I have a file /var/www/my_intranet_site/htusers that I like to
have on host B too
class exporter {
@@file { /var/www/my_intranet_site/htusers:
tag = basic_auth_users,
