Hi,
please note that
create_resources('iis::manage_site', hiera_hash('iis::sites', []))
is not the most atomic way of looking up hiera data at all. You could do
the same thing like this:
$sites = hiera('iis::sites', {})
create_resources('iis::manage_site', $sites)
This gives you the advantage of being able to just work with the $sites
hash as well.
$addr_web1 = $sites['myweb1']['ip_address']
Further notes:
1. Don't pass [] as the default value for a hash lookup. Use {}.
2. Use hiera_hash() only if you need to merge hash data from all
hierarchy layers.
HTH,
Felix
On 11/25/2014 05:59 PM, Helen Paterson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have the following hiera data in the node definition. I can lookup all
> the data create_resources('iis::manage_site', hiera_hash('iis::sites',
> [])) .
>
> iis::sites:
> 'myweb1':
> site_path: 'D:\Repositories\myweb1\wwwroot'
> port: '80'
> ip_address: '192.168.33.21'
> app_pool: 'ColdFusion'
> 'myweb2':
> site_path: 'D:\Repositories\myweb2\wwwroot'
> port: '81'
> ip_address: '192.168.33.22'
> app_pool: 'ColdFusion'
>
>
>
> But how do i just extract the ip_address ?
>
>
> Regards
>
> Helen
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