https://ask.puppetlabs.com/question/4694/updating-puppet-agents/
I'm looking at this thread from ask.puppetlabs and so far the the only
answer seems to be - don't use puppet to manage puppet. I'm asking the
broader community because I'm still naively hopeful that puppet can manage
its own inst
Hi,
I just voted for Martin Alfke's recent answer. Specifically, I recommend
to prefer cron over the running agent, that makes agent management much
easier. Updating puppet and its configuration can be done via puppet easily.
HTH,
Felix
On 02/09/2014 12:53 AM, Larry Fast wrote:
> https://ask.pup
Larry,
I would assume that a "masterless" puppet could configure your puppet master
and/or agent if desired. You would need to have puppet itself and the necessary
manifests/modules available to you but what it sounds like you're looking for
sounds imminently doable.
You may want to just consi
There are some issues with Puppet restarting (or stopping) itself.
Beyond that, yes, I use puppet modules to manage the configuration of
all of my masters and agents.
There's a puppetlabs-puppet module, but it's horribly out of date. At
the moment, I'm using a fork (https://github.com/jbouse/p
I, too, have a puppet module that configures puppet. In my experience
it isn't really any different than puppet managing any other daemon,
with one glaring exception. That exception is that if you push out a
bad puppet conf with puppet, then you're gonna have to go in and fix all
your nodes witho
