Hi folks,
I'm grappling with a data structure that I want to model as a hash in
Puppet and ultimately mash it down to a string for use in a config file.
I'm writing out a config for Nagios BPI and there is one complex
parameter "members" which is described like this in the documentation:
# members - a comma delineated list of members.
# For services, format is: <hostname>;<servicename>;<opt>,
# For groups, format is: $<groupID>;<opt>,
# the <opt> is an '&' or '|' character.
# '&' option after host:servicename means service is part of a
CLUSTER
# For clusters, 'critical' is only reached when ALL services in a
cluster are NOT 'Ok'
# '|' option after host:servicename means it is an essential
service for the group,
# example: a 'critical' service with an '|' option will cause a
'critical' state
# for the entire group.
When configured, the parameter looks like this:
members=radius-local01.example.com;RADIUS;&,
radius-local02.example.com;RADIUS;&, radius-local03.example.com;RADIUS;&,
I want to model this in a hash like this:
$members = {
'radius-local01.example.com' => {
service => 'RADIUS',
opt => '&',
},
'radius-local02.example.com' => {
service => 'RADIUS',
opt => '&',
},
'radius-local03.example.com' => {
service => 'RADIUS',
opt => '&',
},
}
Is my design sensible, and how can I manipulate this data to generate a
string in the config file as above? I'm using Puppet Enterprise 2016.5
but I only upgraded from Puppet 3.8 a couple of weeks ago, so I'm still
new to the Puppet 4 syntax.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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Jonathan Gazeley
Senior Systems Administrator
IT Services
University of Bristol
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