On Monday, January 25, 2016 at 6:48:07 PM UTC-5, Patrick Lesher wrote:
> Has anyone thought about or tried to have r10k run against a mysql backend
> to populate at least the information the puppetfile gives?
>
> Updating each puppetfile for a large number of “Environments” can be
> burdonsome when we have to update the version on a number of modules. We
> already have all of our hiera data in a mysql backend and would like to try
> to simplify some processes.
>
The Puppetfile is Ruby, so in theory you can just access the database
directly form the Puppetfile and loop over the results creating new module
entries. We do something similar to read a list of modules from a YAML
file with something like this:
# This loads the YAML file that Jenkins maintains of the latest commits
# approved through Gerrit.
PUPPET_DIR = ENV['PUPPET_DIR'] || '/etc/puppet'
PUPPETFILE_YAML = File.join(PUPPET_DIR, 'Puppetfile.yaml')
if File.readable?(PUPPETFILE_YAML)
require 'yaml'
data = YAML.load_file(PUPPETFILE_YAML)
data['modules'].each_pair do |modulename, moduledata|
mod modulename, :git => moduledata['git'], :commit => moduledata['ref']
end
end
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