On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 08:48:13AM -0700, TomTom wrote:
>
> Hi Bruce,
> Thanks for the snappy reply.
> I need to create X number of mysql_X directories under /data01/
> multi_mysql/. Sometimes I might need to only create one instance,
> sometimes I might need to create as many as 10. How can I craft a
> flexible class that will create and install X number?
> For example
> /data01/multi_mysql/mysql_A
> /data01/multi_mysql/mysql_B
> /data01/multi_mysql/mysql_C
> /data01/multi_mysql/mysql_D
> /data01/multi_mysql/mysql_E
> /data01/multi_mysql/mysql_F
> /data01/multi_mysql/mysql_G
> /data01/multi_mysql/mysql_H
You create a definition that can create one instance and doesn't clash
with others. Then you define all your directories at once like this:
mysql_instance { ['mysql_A', 'mysql_B', 'mysql_C']:
data_dir => '/data01/multi_mysql',
parameter1 => 'whatever',
parameter2 => 'whatever_next',
}
If you follow either of my recommendations for avoiding the data_dir
clash, it will work fine.
--
Bruce
I unfortunately do not know how to turn cheese into gold.
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