Greetings.
I'm trying to find a few concrete examples of how to use augeas within a Puppet
module, to make changes to a JSON file. I've been googling for the past hour
and a half, and while I have found several pages which provide reference-type
documentation, I have yet to see a single usable example. All of the augeas
examples seem to demonstrate how to maintain a file for which some other lens
applies, such as /etc/hosts or /etc/ssh/sshd_config.
My situation: I have a system-wide JSON file which contains a series of
key-value pairs, like so:
{
"svc_host" : "server.domain.xyz" ,
"svc_port" : "12345" ,
"svc_user" : "username" ,
"svc_pass" : "password" ,
"versions" : [ "1.0" , "1.0.1" , "1.0.2" ] ,
"agent_installed" : "1383331588" ,
"comment" : "This is a gratuitous comment."
}
I know that JSON is probably not be the best format for the file, but it's
human readable, and it saves us having to write and debug configuration file
parsing routines in seven different languages on four platforms.
I would like to be able to use Puppet modules to maintain the file. My first
thought, of course, was to use a template, but there are several different
components of the system which all store data in the one file, so different
modules need to maintain different sets of "keys" within the file.
Is anybody doing something similar, and if so, would you mind sharing the
relevant bits of your manifests? Or point me to an example of a WORKING augeas
resource which adds or
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