On Dec 23, 2010, at 6:39 AM, sanjiv.singh wrote:
>
>> This should be very easy, provided your classes do not conflict. A
>> node can include any number of classes, so all you have to do is
>> change this:
>>
>>
>> node node1 {
>> include
>>
>> }
>>
>> node node2 {
>> include }
> This should be very easy, provided your classes do not conflict. A
> node can include any number of classes, so all you have to do is
> change this:
>
>
> node node1 {
> include
>
> }
>
> node node2 {
> include }
>
>
>
> to this:
>
>
> node node3 {
> include
> i
On Dec 22, 1:39 pm, "sanjiv.singh" wrote:
> hi all ,
> adding more details to it.
>
> i tried to implement this in two ways,
>
> way 1) created a new module with new puppet class in manifest that
> contains configuration of both puppet class tomcat.pp & process.pp.
Are you using
On Dec 22, 1:16 pm, "sanjiv.singh" wrote:
> hi all,
> i started using puppet month before.
> i am playing with puppet , configured with LDAP.
>
> according to my requirement , i need to configure two nodes
> node 1. where tomcat an releted services to be deployed through
> puppet .
> nod
hi all ,
adding more details to it.
i tried to implement this in two ways,
way 1) created a new module with new puppet class in manifest that
contains configuration of both puppet class tomcat.pp & process.pp.
problem with approach is that there is code replication , means that
