having your
machine configuration inside a tool that can replicate it at will, but
sometimes the difficult problems are not technical but political :-/
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defined a sudo for you to do it, but you can deploy files under your user,
instantiate templates, maybe maybe with correct reporting tell the
"system" level guys that you need X or Y done when the manifest dies cause
it is not in place, etc.
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I'll be on Ghent the 26, I guess around 17:00... so if there is a plan I
would like to go. Best being lost in a new city & alone :-)
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m "let me script this"
to "let me describe how it should be", with you describing your application
structucture and relationships and such.
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minutes interval it would take you 1 hour to deploy, for example.
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Not the same "pool" of contributors? I mean, Puppet is for sysadmins.
Sysadmins like scripting languages. Better tools for the kind of work we do
normally than C/C++. That's more or less the opposite situation from KDE.
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example. And rm doesnt work for adding :-P
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k more about what is that "state"
that you are mantaining and what are the deviations for that state that can
happen and how to manage them...
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h or so, talking about how do they do their work with Puppet, so if you want
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Wouldnt this tie up with things like Puppet+Capistrano, Puppet+ControlTier,
and such, that was pointed to me when asking about application deployment?
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ok, tried it later, didnt get it to
work, assumed first try was a mistake on my part, then rechecked and not,
the mistake was in the second try using modules :-/
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To show I'm a complete clueless newbie, let me add the more fundamental
question "resources on a class/definitions get done on the order it is
specifed, right? No need to require/before them inside, right?" to the other
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right? What can you do to ensure the proper order?
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the "system" (defined as ... dunno, everything but the applications?
Packages, services, disks, etc) managed and then uses a separate
language/model to deal with the particularities of web applications?
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]; then
echo "Running:("`cat $APACHE_PID_FILE`")"
else
echo "Not Running"
fi
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On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 2:49 PM, Dan Bode wrote:
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>>> the start and stop params take a command, not a file. (just like status)
>>> You are executing the filename as a command, which will r
the resource in one node, then
in the other...)
I'm correct? Are those arguments explained in detail somewhere?
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Resources must be unique per compiled catalog. Only resources for a certain
> host will be compiled into its catalog.
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Hmmm... that clears it a lot, thanks!
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led: Could not start Service[uno]: Execution of
'/usr/sbin/start_uno.sh' returned 1: at
/etc/puppet/manifests/webinstance-definition.pp:31
... the other thing that is making me think this is convoluted and wrong
is... what if I want the same instance in 2 nodes, as we do? can I use the
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