Hi,
A quick "Hello" to every as this is my first post on the Puppet Users group.
I had some training with Teyo in London recently and am busy
evaluating Puppet to replace a config engine developed for internal
use at my company.
Question: Is it possible to refer to variables declared inside
realised definitions?
Here's a basic example of how to refer to variables defined inside the
scope of a class that is not your own :-
test.pp
----------
class foo {
$bar = 'baz'
}
include foo
notice("$foo::bar")
output :-
----------
notice: Scope(Class[main]): baz
Is there any equivalent syntax for definitions along the lines of :-
$foo['somename']::bar
Is it possible to do something similar with definitions or is this
just abuse of Puppet principles ;-)
Basically what I'm trying to achieve is the set up of a bunch of
scopes with variables in them. These are then combined in various ways
to configure multiple instances of an application on a individual
system (of which there may be many).
It's proving to be tougher than I thought ;-)
Any thoughts or suggestions on the direction I could take from here?
Regards,
David Moss
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