Alex,
The more complete idea would be to trigger when resources have
actually been applied. So I would probably consider a report listener
for this kind of thing, as it shows when a resource has changed rather
than compiled.
I think Chris Spence has a tool for this kind of thing that uses MCO
to
hi,
to ease orchestration and changes to systems with dynamic configurations /
e.g. configure load balancer based on how many webs are known to puppet / I
was wondering if it's possible to make a puppet master trigger puppet runs
on e.g. the load balancers *after* it got told there is a new
No.
Maybe you can do it if you have a script that monitors a puppetdb? But this
is not what you are asking, so the answer will be no.
The master is involved only on giving the ENC data and doing the catalog
compilation.
Cristi Falcas
On Sat, Jun 14, 2014 at 4:46 PM, Alex Leonhardt
