rhel 6.4
puppet 3.1.1
I've written a puppet module for configuring qpidd brokers. I have
installed the module in /usr/share/puppet/modules.
I can successfully configure broker artifacts (exchanges, queues, bindings,
etc), using manifests and puppet apply from the commandline.
Now I'm trying to understand how I can do the same thing from inside a ruby
script, instead of using 'puppet apply'.
I found that I can do this:
service = Puppet::Type.type(:service).new(:name=>'qpidd')
service.provider.start
I would like to be able to do the same thing with my custom types, e.g.
broker = Puppet::Type.type(:broker).new(:service_name=>"qpidd_#{area_id}",
:url=>@broker_url)
or
exch = Puppet::Type.type(:exchange).new(:name=>'test')
but in both cases, I get:
undefined method `new' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
so I checked the Puppet::MetaType::Manager @types, and my custom type
doesn't show up in the list of known types.
How do I tell the manager about my custom type so it can look it up when I
use .type(:symbol) ?
thanks,
Hunter
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