Does anyone know if the puppet device resource works with the Cisco NXOS? I
am trying to use it to configure some nexus switches and its giving me an
error about the facts
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Is it possible to use regex to ensure directories are deleted.
I want to be able to do something like:
file { '/var/directory[1-9]':
ensure = absent,
}
Would also be nice to use regex to ensure directories are present...
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This is something that is really bugging me, for some reason my puppet
agents will not load the custom facts i have created.
I Have the inventory service running in my puppet dashboard so I can
see they are not loaded.
If I ssh to the client node and manually run puppet agent -t the
custom facts
I basically have a custom service i am running
I want puppet to run a command if the process doesn't show up in ps -
aux
What is happening is it runs the command no matter what.
here is my exec
exec { $rule-$interface-svscan:
command = /usr/sbin/daemon -f /bin/sh -c \/usr/
I get this error
can't activate rack (~ 1.0.1), already activated rack-1.2.2
It appears that puppet-dashboard uses rack 1.0.1 but passenger 3.0.7
needs to use rack1.2.2
Is there a way around this or make dashboard use rack 1.2.2?
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I've been messing around with Puppet on a VM on my personal desktop.
It looks descent. I was wondering what kind of load this thing would
have managing about 400 nodes.
Does this thing require a beefy server?
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when you say 80% used do you meen like your cpu is 80%?
On May 10, 10:16 am, Martin Alfke tux...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
On 05/10/2011 03:04 PM, Panaman wrote:
I've been messing around with Puppet on a VM on my personal desktop.
It looks descent. I was wondering what kind of load
thanks guys, this is very useful to me.
On May 10, 10:45 am, Martin Alfke tux...@gmail.com wrote:
On 05/10/2011 04:25 PM, Panaman wrote:
when you say 80% used do you meen like your cpu is 80%?
CPU is 20% unused and 80% used (according to /proc/stat)
On May 10, 10:16 am
