Hello all,
New CentOS 6.5 clients which run Puppet for the first time have many
packages to install.
As you can see below the total runtime is 355.0697 sec.
The package part takes 262.6 sec.
Is it somehow possible to reduce that time?
config_retrieval6.464cron0.0105exec49.8922file33.3775file_li
Hello, list:
I'm looking for information/tutorials on using Puppet to generate
SSL certs for a service managed by Puppet, not Puppet itself. What I
would like to do is give Puppet access to internal CA keys and have it
generate and sign certs for services it manages. This will allow me to
use
Hi,
I am following the below procedure.
Mater
#apt-get install puppet puppetmaster facter
*Client side*
#apt-get install puppet
Both servers
Vi /etc/hosts
update master and agent ip address and host name
ping master from agent and vice-versa
Make sure puppet master and puppet running
Hello,
I recently upgraded from puppetdb 1.6 to 2.2 but now it seems like I'm
having issues with the puppetdb report processor.
I keep getting the errors below:
puppet-master[23130]: Report processor failed: Environment is nil, unable
to submit report. This may be due a bug with Puppet. Ensure
Hi Felix,
thank you for the feedback, very appreciated.
Yes, most of the (expandability) power is in the data directory, here you
can easily add support of a new application or extend the coverage on
different OSes. The tp_lookup function fetches it and the defines in the
module use it to do va
Hi Alessandro,
I did some cursory rummaging in your code and it looks pretty spiffy (in
a good way!)
Am I right to assume that most of the module's power is encapsulated in
the data/ tree?
This is quite the feat. I'm looking forward to seeing how this will
affect the module ecosystem as a whole,
Hi,
well, do you currently have storeconfigs=true in the master's
puppet.conf? Otherwise, you are not storing things yet (and cannot use
exported resources).
See also:
https://docs.puppetlabs.com/references/3.7.0/configuration.html#storeconfigs
and try
puppet master --configprint all | grep ^stor
