This is an example repo to demonstrate how to set up your environment to get it to work with the scripts in the Puppet-Provisioning repo.
This branch is a fully functioning example of how to bootstrap a Puppet6 environment using the puppetmaster.sh script.
To start with you'll need to create your own repository by clicking the "Use this template" button. I'd suggest making any production repositories private, but if you're just testing then by all means go ahead and leave it as public.
If you're setting up a brand new environment or haven't used hiera-eyaml before then you'll want to generate a set of keys and save these for later.
To do this you'll need to install the Ruby gem:
gem install hiera-eyaml and then create your keypair with eyaml createkeys you'll want to copy private_key.pkcs7.pem and public_key.pkcs7.pem for use later on.
I highly recommend keeping a copy of private_key.pkcs7.pem somewhere safe so if you ever loose it then you can still decrypt all your secrets.
Once you've got your new repo edit the modules\example_puppetserver\templates\r10k.yaml.erb file to point to the ssh address of your shiny new git repo.
You'll probably also want to grab a copy of the r10k yaml for use in the provisioning script later on.
Now you're ready to get going, head on over to the Puppet-Provisioning repo to get the instructions on to use Vagrant to make this as easy as peas.
If you're doing this on a physical machine then you'll need to wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shoddyguard/Puppet-Provisioning/master/puppetmaster.sh and run the script following the instructions from the Puppet-Provisioning repo.