ife exists elsewhere
> in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us."
>
> Bill Waterson (Calvin & Hobbes)
>
> On Jul 18, 2019, at 8:59 PM, Lesley Kimmel > wrote:
>
> Hi all;
> I'm a Linux engineer who went through a typical growth period with Puppet
>
Hi all;
I'm a Linux engineer who went through a typical growth period with Puppet
and finally landed on the Roles and Profiles pattern which generally works
well.
I have a coworker that started on after me and doesn't like this pattern
and having to update profiles or base modules when new
I've [somewhat] recently started developing Puppet modules for use with
Foreman and have gone through a couple iterations. At first I was
developing a large, broadly-scoped module for a specific purpose. I soon
found that in order to provide any amount of customizable behavior I would
have to
I'd like to start publishing modules to the Forge and/or GIT. However, I'm
pretty new to this. I was thinking that the reference to the Apache 2.0
License in metadata.json was enough to be construed as an official license
for the module. However, looking quickly at the Apache site on how to
All;
I'm semi-new to Puppet and after having tried a couple different things
I've developed some questions. I've read some articles that state making a
module as self-contained as possible is a good practice. However, as I've
tried to do that in a site with a large number of potential modules
