If I have something like this in my node file:
daemontools_service::setup {
'carbon-cache':
service_name => 'carbon-cache',
....
extra_envs => {
"GRAPHITE_STORAGE_DIR" => "/mnt/statsd-data/graphite-storage"
"SOMETHING_ELSE" => "12345"
"FOO" => "bar"
};
'another-service':
...etc.
}
and for those "extra_envs" values I want to create files that look like
this:
carbon-cache/
env/
GRAPHITE_STORAGE_DIR
SOMETHING_ELSE
FOO
with the *contents* of those files the *values* of the keys above, then I
was hoping I could do something like this:
--------------------------------------------------
class daemontools_service {
define envdir_file ($name, $value){
file { "/var/lib/supervise/${service_name}/env/${key}" :
mode => 644,
content => "$value",
}
}
define setup(
$service_name,
$extra_envs={},
){
create_resources(envdir_file, $extra_envs)
....
--------------------------------------------------
But I get the error at the create_resources() line.
can't convert String into Hash
Is this the right approach? Or is there a more idiomatic way? Is it even
possible to iterate through a hash like that in puppet? I see some
indications on the web that this approach might work.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
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