On 2010-06-15 08:57, Luke Kanies wrote:
On Jun 14, 2010, at 10:53 AM, Markus Roberts wrote:
P.S. Personally, I think stripping out all pretense of handling
multiple environments in a single process is the way to go, but I
understand the concerns that make that an unpopular direction.
Tell it to the users. :/
Speaking as a user, I don't much care if it is a single process or
multiple processes. What I do want is that it should be easy to
configure multiple environments, and that the puppetmaster doesn't
consume too much resources.
It is quite conceivable for the puppetmaster daemon to look in the
config file for which environments exist, and fork off one sub-daemon
for each environment. The "main" daemon would then bascially only be
a proxy between the clients and the environment-specific daemons.
(The forking could of course be done on demand when a client requests
a specific environment, so unused environments don't consume server
memory.)
/Bellman
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