Hi.
We're thinking of ways to get our DMZ nodes managed by puppet, and in
the absence of a full-fledged push model we are thinking about
pointing puppets in our DMZ network at a bastion host running squid to
proxy back to our puppet master.
In this scenario, the single bastion host would have a
e any changes made from the OS.
Any advice on how to get puppet to respect the dynamically loaded rules?
Thanks.
-G
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>> I'm still a bit noobish with puppet...
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>> In short what I want to do is merge puppet managed iptables with
>> dynamically added rules added by some scri
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t run stalls forever. The default timeout
does not seem to be honored.
This is on puppet-2.7.18-1.0.noarch in Centos 6.x
Thanks.
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Hi.
One of the scripts we run for systems management causes puppet to say:
notice: /Stage[main]//Exec[script]/returns: executed successfully
How can I suppress or quiet this output?
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Thanks for the replies... any pointers on setting up puppet servers as
compile masters?
-G
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 5:12 PM, Kevin Corcoran
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>> Is it possible to get compile master, master of master and code m
puppetdb_server => 'puppetdbserver.example.com',
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>}
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># This is the puppetdb server
>if $::hostname == 'puppetdbserver' {
> class { 'puppetdb':
>listen_address => '0.0.0.0',
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Hi folks.
I'm curious what approaches you take towards making sure the puppet tree is
consistent across distributed compile masters? In PE this would be code
manager's job, I believe. What do the FOSS folks use?
I was contemplating using zookeeper for this.
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> You can probably go for something more heavyweight with glusterfs, but I
> like to keep it simple :)
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>> Hi folks.
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>> I'm curious
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