On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 16:59, Brian Gallew <g...@gallew.org> wrote:
> I do this with a define. In my case, I define a web application and pass in
> several arrays of hosts. This expands, in turn, to a series of if
> statements that check to see which array (if any) $hostname is in and then
> sets appropriate variables. I use this to generate Nagios hostgroups,
> assign roles, generate configuration files, etc. And since the ugliness is
> all in the define, the manifest is very readable, e.g.
> complete_app_environment{ "Production Reno"
> app_servers => [host1, host2, host3],
> web_servers => [host4, host5],
> solr_servers => [host6, host7],
> mule_servers => [host8, host9],
> external_name => foo.bar.com;
> }
>
Hmm, can you elaborate a little more? This looks like what I want...
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