Clint Savage wrote:
> It might be overkill, but puppet dashboard is pretty nice. It's a
> web interface, kind of like a nagios for puppet, telling you exactly
> the things you want to know above. Plus, it has some pretty graphs
> :) It runs on cron jobs too. I've set it up once about a year ago,
> pretty nice. I'm sure it's improved some since then. Again, I'd be
> happy to help set this up.
That's going to run afoul of infrastructure's desire to only run tools
that are acceptable for packaging in Fedora/EPEL AFAIK. As with
almost any other rails application, puppet-dashboard bundles a number
of ruby gems that make it unacceptable -- last I looked anyway.
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