The Puppetmaster is the central tenet of a puppet infrastructure. This Devopera puppet module configures a puppetmaster that is itself puppetable, uses stored configs in PuppetDB and optionally links to Nagios for monitoring.
2014-04-30
- Migrated over to using environment directories
2014-04-04
- Raise java heap memory limit for Puppet DB
2014-01-15
- Replaced nested $puppet_repo with $puppet_repo_X vars to handle defaults properly
2013-08-27
- Moved across to docommon::fireport alias for opening firewall ports
Setup a basic puppetmaster, replace local /etc/puppet directory with Devopera repo as starting point
class { 'dopuppetmaster' :
user => $user,
# setup puppetmaster with devopera-puppet open read-only repo
puppet_repo_source => 'https://github.com/devopera/puppet.git',
environments => {
'production' => {
comment => 'production is the default environment',
manifest => '$confdir/manifests/devopera.site.pp',
},
'devopera' => {
comment => 'for all devopera VMs and builds',
manifest => '$confdir/manifests/devopera.site.pp',
},
},
# set this machine up as its own puppetmaster, i.e. not use original
master_use_original => false,
require => Class['dorepos'],
}
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