puppet-rundeck¶ ↑

Integrates Puppet with RunDeck.

Visiting the URL, for example ‘localhost:8144`, should return a list of all nodes on the Puppet master and populates the appropriate facts for use with RunDeck.

Note: Version 0.0.2 and earlier required stored configuration to be enabled. Later versions do not.

Prerequisites¶ ↑

Requires:

• Puppet (0.25.5 and later)

Installation¶ ↑

Install the gem:

$ sudo gem install puppet-rundeck

Usage¶ ↑

Run the ‘puppet-rundeck` binary. We’ve assumed you’re running ‘puppet-rundeck` on the Puppet master host.

$ puppet-rundeck

Then browse to appropriate URL, by default ‘localhost:8144`

$ curl localhost:8144

A list of the current hosts and appropriate facts to configure them on RunDeck will be returned in XML.

For example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!DOCTYPE project PUBLIC "-//DTO Labs Inc.//DTD Resources Document 1.0//EN" "project.dtd">
<project>
  <node name="pelin.lovedthanlost.net"
  type="Node"
  description="pelin.lovedthanlost.net"
  osArch="Linux"
  osFamily="Linux"
  osName="Fedora"
  osVersion="14"
  tags="production"
  username="root"
  hostname="pelin.lovedthanlost.net"/>
</project>

To use with RunDeck specify the target URL as the value of the ‘project.resources.url` option in the `project.properties` file for your project, for example:

project.resources.url = http://localhost:8144

Yo can also specify a required tag to filter the node list, to provide different project URLs based on the same Puppet server and Puppet-Rundeck instance:

project.resources.url = http://localhost:8144/tag/production

You can specify some configuration options:

• -c or –config to override the default Puppet configuration file (defaults to ‘/etc/puppet/puppet.conf`)

• -u or –username the user for RunDeck to SSH as, defaults to current user

• -p or –port the port to start ‘puppet-rundeck` on, default to 8144

Credits¶ ↑

Original concept heavily stolen from Adam Jacob’s chef-rundeck gem.

Copyright¶ ↑

Copyright © 2014 James Turnbull. See LICENSE for details.