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- Subject: Puppet
- From: Mike McGrath <mmcgrath@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 11:39:00 -0600
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So the puppet prototype is up and working with proxy1 and proxy2. I'm
currently getting more configs on those boxes (like global configs, ntp,
smtp, etc) I'd encourage all that have access to login to lockbox and
poke around. Adding files is pretty easy and we have total control over
it. Editing and deploying files is easier than ever. Basically edit
your config file and restart puppet on the remote server or just wait
for the next check. We're moving to a service centric management model
instead of host centric. In the old system it wasn't obvious what files
were related to what other files, the fedora accounts system is a good
example. In the new system there will be one manifest file for the
Fedora Account System. This manifest will define the proxy configs,
application configs, client configs (nsswitch, cronjobs, etc) and the db
configs. This way it will be very easy to see exactly what the Fedora
Account System consists of. We can also define "requires" for the
config files so that nagios config files require nagios to be installed
on that box. Here's the wiki link:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Puppet
Thoughts comments?
-Mike
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