On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 1:35 PM, Tony Kocurko <akocu...@mun.ca> wrote: > Hi, Gang... > > The Subject: line says it all pretty much. We've > got six clusters spread over a nice sized geographical > area. I wonder whether anyone is using Puppet in a kind > of, let's say, "cascaded" style to manage the configurations > on all the nodes of all the clusters, given that each cluster > has a dedicated outward facing management node and the usual > mess of compute nodes hidden behind that management node? > > That is, I wonder whether one could have each of the > head nodes act as a puppet master to their respective compute > nodes, while having the head nodes being clients to an overarching > puppet master that can see all of the head nodes? > > Cheers, > tomcat Not implemented it yet, put I have been looking at doing something like this. Basiclly my idea was to have a puppetmaster on the head node dedicated to managing the cluster, and have the main puppetmaster maintain the puppet manifests on the head node. This would keep all the configuration files in one place and reduce the outbound/inbound traffic load from the cluster.
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