On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 12:24:52PM -0700, jcbollinger wrote:
>
[snip]
>
>
> > If not is there a trick to call a class many times for a node. (Maybe by
> > manipulating the name?)
> >
> >
> You can create classes with different names but similar content, or you can
> use one class that wraps all the resources you want. For example,
>
> class mymodule::lxc_application_containers {
> mymodule::lxc_application_container { 'container1:
> application => 'Awesomeness1.1'
> # other parameters
> }
> mymodule::lxc_application_container { 'container2:
> application => 'Moneymaker3.2'
> # other parameters
> }
> # other containers ...
> }
Ok my defined types in a class.
How would that look like in a yaml-output?
>
> Supposing that the point is to select a subset of the available
> applications for each target node, using the one-class approach, you can do
> that via global variables (yuck), class parameters (meh), or data from an
> external source (best bet).
Hmm, right now it is the same application running multiple times.
>
> On the other hand, don't discard the idea of different classes too
> lightly. In many cases it makes a lot of sense. In particular, it may
> relieve pressure on your defined type to be sufficiently flexible to do
> everything needed for any application you might ever want to use. Having a
> separate class for each module could make it a lot easier to deal with the
> special needs of each application.
>
Right, in my case it is (for now) the same application. Having for every
application
a different name would no be that dynamic I would suggest/hope it to be.
As the differ in IP and some dirs only.
So this would suggest to write a class for every application I want to run then?
[snip/thx]
Regards
Erkan
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