On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 11:57 AM, Brice Figureau
brice-pup...@daysofwonder.com wrote:
On 30/06/10 20:48, Marcus, Allan B wrote:
We need to put a script into /usr/local/bin. Which is more efficient, put
the text into a variable and use content =, or put the file on the
puppetmaster server and
We need to put a script into /usr/local/bin. Which is more efficient, put the
text into a variable and use content =, or put the file on the puppetmaster
server and use source =
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Thanks,
Allan Marcus
505-667-5666
A carrot may work better than a stick, but only if the carrot is big enough
On 30/06/10 20:48, Marcus, Allan B wrote:
We need to put a script into /usr/local/bin. Which is more efficient, put the
text into a variable and use content =, or put the file on the puppetmaster
server and use source =
Definitely source.
Because most of the time the script won't be
Marcus, Allan B writes:
We need to put a script into /usr/local/bin. Which is more efficient,
put the text into a variable and use content =, or put the file on
the puppetmaster server and use source =
Why do you care about the efficiency of this? It's more important to
make things easier
With over two thousand client hitting one server, and plans to grow to about
5000, efficiency is important.
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Thanks,
Allan Marcus
505-667-5666
A carrot may work better than a stick, but only if the carrot is big enough
and it doesn't break when you hit people with it.
On Jun 30, 2010, at
I'd say that this way lies madness. Just do whatever gives you
maintainability. The way that you source a file isn't going to make or break
your server. (Unless you start embedding huge files in your manifest.) If
small changes like this will break your server, your server will die the
we are running at about 10-15% processor usage now, so it ain't even close to
make or break. We run MySQL and apache on the same box too, so we can split
them off if we need to. I was just wondering if one way was significantly more
efficient than the other.
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Thanks,
Allan Marcus
