If you use many parameterized classes, then Puppet 3's automatic class
parameter binding will tend to aggravate that problem, especially if you
typically allow class parameters to take default values or DSL-specified
values (so that hiera has lots of complete misses on the parameter
On Thursday, May 9, 2013 10:18:21 AM UTC-5, Aaron Mills wrote:
Hmm..it seems like a pretty basic use case is an accompanying gpg file for
each level of a hierarchy, just to store things like passwords, or
sensitive data. Minimizing the use of things like hiera's 3.x data bindings
to gain
Hmm..it seems like a pretty basic use case is an accompanying gpg file for
each level of a hierarchy, just to store things like passwords, or
sensitive data. Minimizing the use of things like hiera's 3.x data bindings
to gain speed in hiera-gpg lookups feels like throwing the baby out with
the
Thought I'd drag this topic back to life rather than open a new one for the
same issue. I'm seeing pretty much the exact same behavior on my catalog
compile times. With puppet 3.1.0 and hiera-gpg 1.1.0 I'm seeing compile
times usually in the 60-90-second range. This is causing a lot of agent
