I would recommend having a look at the modules on puppet forge to give you
a kickstart into the process.
http://forge.puppetlabs.com/
There are a bunch of useful modules in there.
On 12 March 2013 19:16, Andrea Crotti wrote:
> Mm ok then I'll drop the idea and try to go with modules..
> The ot
Mm ok then I'll drop the idea and try to go with modules..
The other problem now is that I should somehow switch from an architecture
which was provisioned but never correctly maintained with puppet
to using puppet master and all these nice things, which is not going to be
trivial..
On Monday, M
Modules are not overkill and are, in fact, the only way you can do what you
intend.
There is currently no module structure that would allow you organize your
manifests the way you'd like and still be able to apply classes flexibly.
The reason for this is that the module structure in puppet is
