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Puppet 4 :: Language Essentials
Intro:
- Puppet script should be Idempotent : Same result every time the script is ran
- Ex: Create User 'kota' with id 101
- No matter how many times the above script is ran it should result in User 'kota' with Id '101' existence. not necessarily create it.
- Puppet Docs
Display Data:
- puppet agent --version
- puppet config print
- puppet config print confdir
- puppet config print certname
- puppet config print { confdir rundir ssldir runinterval }
Puppet script Validation
- puppet parser validate hello.pp
Puppet Agent - Runs on Clients and send facts (about the machine) to the server
Puppet Server - Collects facts from agents and compiles a catalog for the agents to apply
Puppet Apply - A combination of puppet agent and puppet server allowing client to run in a standalone mode
Controlling the Agent - We currently do want to use the Puppet Agent. This can run as a daemon service so we should check that it us both stopped and disabled
service { 'puppet':
ensure => 'stopped',
enable => false,
}
To show all puppet modules that are installed
puppet module list
To Install a module
puppet module install <module_name>
To install from a manifest
puppet apply -e "include <module_name>"
include <module_name>
Puppet Resources - The Big Three
- Package
- ensure => 'installed', 'absent', 'purged', 'latest', '4.1'
- File
- ensure =>
- content =>
- Service
- ensure => 'running', 'stopped'
- enable => true, false
type { 'title':
attribute => value,
}
#List of all resources
puppet describe --list
#Attributes of a particular resource
puppet describe <resource_name>
puppet describe notify
puppet describe user
puppet describe user --short
NameVar
file { '/var/puppet': #namvar - Path variable is set as namevar. So this is used as path if not explicitly specified
ensure => 'present',
}
service { 'ntpd': #namvar - name variable is set as namevar. So this is used as Service Name if not explicitly specified
ensure => 'running',
}
Puppet Standard Library & Users and Groups & Hosts & SSH_Authorized_Keys
puppet module install puppetlabs/stdlib
user { 'name':
ensure => 'present', 'absent'
managehome => true,
groups => [ 'sudo', 'users' ],
password => pw_hash('Password1', 'SHA-512', 'salt'),
}
group { 'admins':
ensure => 'present', 'absent'
}
host { 'timeserver':
ip => '192.168.0.3',
host_aliases => 'tock',
}
# SSH Authorized Keys
ssh_authorized_key { 'tux@cenos7':
user => 'bob',
type => 'ssh-rsa',
key => 'sdsa lknsa fe fdsamsamf salmalsdma',
}
Resource Defaults - Defaults is set by Capital letter at the start. **file **defaults at File section
File {
owner => 'root',
group => 'users'
mode => '0664',
ensure => 'file',
}
file { '/tmp/puppet':
ensure => 'directory'
}
file { '/tmp/puppet/file1': }
file { '/tmp/puppet/file2': }
file { '/tmp/puppet/file3':
mode => '0648',
}
Variables - Are denoted with the $. Puppet4 variable name must start with a lower-case letter or underscore (local scope)
Arrays - denoted using [] brackets
Hashes - Hashed array contain key pairs. Key also should be quoted.
Interpolate - notify { "The ${user_service} is up and running": }
Heredoc - To create long multi-line string. The tag END can be anything but must be consistent at the start and the end
$user_conf = @(END)
driftfile /var/lib/ntp/drift
server tock prefer iburst
server uk.pool.ntp.org
END