##osx_management
This is a module with example manifests for managing OS X Machines. We've compiled a list of the manifests we use for demoing Puppet and MCollective with OS X
Apache 2.0
Chris Barker cbarker@puppetlabs.com Gary Larizza gary@puppetlabs.com
##add_admin_user
Creates a user that will eventually be an Admin. The manifest DOES NOT add them to the admin or staff group, just creates a user.
##add_local_user
Essentially, the same thing as add_admin_user - creates a local user.
##firefox
Demonstrates ensuring a package with the appdmg provider...in this case, Firefox
##install_printers
Uses the http://forge.puppetlabs.com/mosen/cups module to create printers on a machine.
##macauth_*
These classes demonstrate using the macauthorization built-in Puppet type to set values in /etc/authorization
##mcollective
This class installs the MCollective Package (must provide this, or the URL to this) and sets up server.cfg. It will also drop an /etc/mcollective/facts.yaml file based on variables in scope (which can be commented out if need be).
##mcollective_plugins
This class drops in a couple of extra plugins that we created for Mactech and Macsysadmin (munki and printer agents). You must get those agents from https://github.com/glarizza/Custom-Agents and put them in the files/plugins/agent directory
##munki_install
This class will install the munkitools package from munki.googlecode.com and set plist values in /Library/Preferences/ManagedInstalls.plist using the glarizza-property_list_key module from the Puppet Forge (http://forge.puppetlabs.com/glarizza/property_list_key)
##munki_repo
This class will clone a previously-created Munki repository to /opt/munki. We use our internal Puppet Labs repo, so ensure that you change the source parameter and replace it with your VCS repository URL
This facter fact will execute '/usr/local/munki/managedsoftwareupdate --version' and return the version to Facter.