Wrappers fro reboot and iis, + firstrun docs

data/windows.yaml

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+---
+psick::puppet::pe_agent::config_file_path: 'c:/programdata/puppetlabs/puppet/etc/puppet.conf'

docs/firstrun.md

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+## First run mode
+
+First run mode is a special condition, which can be applied at the first Puppet run
+on the clients, where a seleceted number of classes are included and configured.
+Optionally, a reboot may be triggered at the end of this first Puppet run.
+
+The next Puppet runs will be normal and will use the normal configurations expected
+in each nodes.
+
+Possible use cases for Firstrun mode:
+ - Set a desired hostname on Windows, reboot and join an AD domain
+ - Install aws-sdk gem, reboot and have ec2_tags facts since the first real Puppet run
+ - Set external facts with configurable content (not via pluginsync) and run a catalog
+   only when they are loaded (after the first Puppet run)
+ - Any case where a configuration or some installations have to be done
+   in a separated and never repeating first Puppet run. With or without a
+   system reboot.
+
+To enable first run mode (by default it's disabled) set:
+
+    psick::enable_firstrun: true
+
+To define which classes to include in nodes, according to each $::kernel:
+
+    psick::firstrun::windows_classes:
+      hostname: psick::hostname
+    psick::firstrun::windows_reboot: true # (Default value)
+
+    psick::firstrun::linux_classes:
+      hostname: psick::hostname
+      proxy: psick::proxy
+    psick::firstrun::linux_reboot: false # (Default value)
+
+IMPORTANT NOTE: If firstrun mode is activated on an existing infrastructure or if
+the 'firstrun' external fact is removed from nodes, this class will be included
+in the main psick class as if this were a real first Puppet run.
+This will trigger a, probably unwanted, reboot on Windows nodes (and in any
+ other node for which reboot is configured.
+
+Set psick::firstrun::${kernel}_reboot to false to prevent undesired reboots.
+

manifests/iis.pp

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+#
+class psick::iis (
+  Hash $features            = {},
+  Hash $sites               = {},
+  Hash $applications        = {},
+  Hash $application_pools   = {},
+  Hash $virtual_directories = {},
+) {
+
+  $features.each | $k,$v | {
+    iis_feature { $k:
+      * => $v,
+    }
+  }
+  $sites.each | $k,$v | {
+    iis_site { $k:
+      * => $v,
+    }
+  }
+  $applications.each | $k,$v | {
+    iis_application { $k:
+      * => $v,
+    }
+  }
+  $application_pools.each | $k,$v | {
+    iis_application_pool { $k:
+      * => $v,
+    }
+  }
+  $virtual_directories.each | $k,$v | {
+    iis_virtual_directory { $k:
+      * => $v,
+    }
+  }
+  include ::iis
+}

manifests/reboot.pp

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+# This profile triggers a system reboot
+#
+# This profiles uses puppetfile/reboot module to manage
+# system reboots.
+#
+# @example Enable firstrun mode and set reboot class on windows
+#   and linux
+#   firstrun_enable: true
+#   psick::firstrun::linux::reboot_class: psick::reboot
+#   psick::firstrun::windows::reboot_class: psick::reboot
+#
+class psick::reboot (
+  Boolean $manage                       = true,
+  Enum['immediately','finished'] $apply = 'finished',
+  Enum['refreshed','pending'] $when     = 'pending',
+  String $reboot_name                   = 'Psick Reboot',
+  Integer $timeout                      = 60,
+) {
+
+  $message = "Rebooting: when ${when} - apply ${apply} - timeout ${timeout}"
+
+  if $manage {
+    reboot { $reboot_name:
+      apply   => $apply,
+      message => $message,
+      when    => $when,
+      timeout => $timeout,
+    }
+  }
+}