Puppet Vagrant Environments for SwiNOG-29

Basic Information

Puppet configuration (/etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/production) is mapped from the production folder.

To apply the changes made to the code, provisioning can be redone using

vagrant provision

Or from within the vagrant box:

sudo -s
cd /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/production
/opt/puppetlabs/bin/puppet apply manifests/site.pp

Basic example

The basic example will install a simple webserver that will serve the webpage out of the webroot folder on: http://localhost:10080.

Additional the module demonstrates how to add a system user, including an ssh public key for authentication.

Used modules

Librenms example

The librenms example is slightly more complex. It demonstrats the installation of LibreNMS including database, php and nginx.

This is done within a custom module called swinog

After the initial puppet run, the librenms installer is available at https://localhost:10443.

IMPORTANT: Use localhost, not 127.0.0.1 to connect. (This is an issue with how LibreNMS handles external resources. Otherwise you wont get any CSS and images).

You can click through the wizard, when asked for the database password fill in the value from production/hieradata/common.yaml. The key to look for is swinog::librenms::database_librenms_password:.

Used modules

swinog: Custom module from production/modules/swinog
ajcrowe/supervisord
jfryman/nginx
mayflower/php
puppetlabs/concat
puppetlabs/mysql
puppetlabs/stdlib
puppetlabs/vcsrepo
vshn/identity

andrekeller/swinog-29

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