I am hoping to find some tutorials for two features I'd like to experiment
with. I've just recently been exposed to Foreman and found it's existence a
gawd send.
What I'd like to find is a tutorial on a basic puppet configuration down to
a host. Using something like network that will configure the hosts
interface/aliases/etc. I've experience doing this the old fashion way (a
node file for the host with the parameters filled in there like this.
netif::interface { 'eth2':
ifaddr => '10.20.3.23/24',
ifaddr6 => '2001:413:3ff:1::zz/64',
routes => [
{
address => '0.0.0.0/0',
gateway => '10.20.3.1',
}
],
routes6 => [
{
address => '::/0',
gateway => '2001:413:3ff:1::1'
},
],
}
Where does this part of a puppet module get configured into foreman puppet
controls? I'd be happy to run through a video and/or webpage walkthru if
someone can point me to it.
The other question relates to vmware and Foreman. I've seen some videos
where folks were able to configure the parts of a VM directly and Foreman
seemed to be able to generate the VM side and also manage the kickstart
parts as well. So far I've just been manually creating the empty VM in
vSphere and configuring Foreman to kickit as a bare metal host. I'd love to
find a tutorial/walk thru for this as well.
I have been digging through the Foreman.org website but not found anything
that I could "walkthru" just yet. Maybe I just missed it.
Thanks for any advice you might have.
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