> The only problem I see with deprecating active_record storeconfigs is:
> How are you going to use exported resources in puppet apply
> environments, without having to do all the SSL dance?
>
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/puppet-users/L4CAHh3eYag/To9nHlAvA34J
Well, we could simplify the
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> - I've had no trouble running PuppetDB *and postgres* alongside a
> master in a relatively small VM for testing purposes
The only problem I see with deprecating active_record storeconfigs is:
How are you going to use exported resources in puppet app
On Sep 15, 2014, at 5:57 PM, Jason Antman wrote:
> If this was just a troll, I'll speak the unfortunate truth - please keep that
> on the puppet-users list, which is increasingly filling with it.
Hi Jason,
That's the first I've heard anyone say that puppet-users is filling with
trolls. I'd
If this was just a troll, I'll speak the unfortunate truth - please keep
that on the puppet-users list, which is increasingly filling with it.
If this was a legitimate question, I'd guess you have some horrible
misconfiguration
- ActiveRecord was barely functional at best, and riddled with problem
Additionally, from a performance perspective, we couldn't even run the test
suites we run with PuppetDB against the ActiveRecord based system. It falls
over, we run out of memory and the slowness is unreal. If you want to see
this in action, Look for "PuppetConf Deepak" on youtube and you'll see
ta
I have to agree with everyone.
I used stored configs for a few years but switched to PuppetDB the day
it got released.
Stored configs was a good concept and allowed me to do some pretty
amazing things at the time and without it a things were so much
harder.
I do admit I was a bit sceptical about P
Eric Shamow wrote:
> It’s not just you.
>
> Further as someone who remains a JVM skeptic (and caveat: former PL
> employee), PuppetDB is one of the cleanest/nicest pieces of engineering
> I’ve seen PL produce.
>
> That’s not to say I don’t have issues with bits of it (what software do
> I not hav
It’s not just you.
Further as someone who remains a JVM skeptic (and caveat: former PL employee),
PuppetDB is one of the cleanest/nicest pieces of engineering I’ve seen PL
produce.
That’s not to say I don’t have issues with bits of it (what software do I not
have issues with?) PuppetDB is some
Hi,
Maybe it's me but I find the way you started this discussion extremely rude
and at some point offensive. You jettison in here with random claims of
ugliness and slowness and that acitve_record was a better fit. I don't know
what you're trying to achieve but you might want to work on how you
