Name: puppet-modules-stdmod
Owner: Example42
Description: Example42 Puppet Modules Version 3.x
Created: 2013-10-13 08:23:57.0
Updated: 2014-10-02 20:35:49.0
Pushed: 2013-12-02 19:55:34.0
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Released under the terms of Apache2 licence.
Copyright Alessandro Franceschi / Lab42 (and specific commits authors)
Official website: http://www.example42.com
Official Support forum: Google Groups
This repository collects all the Version 3.x Example42 Puppet modules (“StdMod”), included here as git submodules.
The official repository of Example42 Puppet modules on GitHub currently contains NextGen (2.x) and StdMod (3.x) modules. Old and new modules can cohexist on the same setup, but they have some different naming for parameters.
3.x modules do not use anymore the params_lookup function for each parameter.
From September 2013 most of the modules are published, and regularly updated, on the Puppet Forge.
Use the Puppet module tool to query and install Example42 modules:
puppet module search example42
You can get the 3.x only module set with:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/example42/puppet-modules-stdmod.git
To update your local copy with the upstream version:
cd /etc/puppet/modules # Or the directory where's you local copy
git pull origin master
git submodule init
git submodule update
If you want to force an update on each submodule, even if not tracked on the main repo:
git submodule foreach git pull origin master
At times you may need to resync git modules urls. You can do that with:
git submodule sync
You can test these modules on a safe environment using the Example42 Puppet Playground. Check it out!
October 2013.
This modules set has to be considered experimental as the StdMod namong standards have not been defined completely.
Some of the modules present here have slightly different naming patterns that will be fixed when a first “major” version of the standard is defined.
Some of the solutions presented might not work yet correctly and have not been tested on production.
