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a puppet function which lookup for variables externally
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a puppet function which lookup for variables externally
A simple function which read yaml files inside puppet modules. based on rip work on extlookup. usage: The ylookup.rb code should be copied into /usr/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/puppet/parser/functions/ylookup.rb Your YAML files should be located inside your modules inside a data directory, e.g: Given your module name is common common/data directory should exists. Then, you can define a default search order in your site.pp, e.g.: lookup_order = [ "%{sitemodulename}/data/hostname/%{hostname}", "%{sitemodulename}/data/%{hosttype}/%{hostmode}", "%{sitemodulename}/data/%{hosttype}/default", "%{sitemodulename}/data/%{hostmode}", "%{sitemodulename}/data/default", "%{modulename}/data/%{company}", "%{modulename}/data/default" ] Where everything inside '%{..}' will be replaced with another variable content (e.g. facts). Then, in your manifest, just do: $myvar = lookup("myvar") If you would like to use a different order, you may provide it as a second argument. $myvar = lookup("myvar", ["lookhere/data/%{environment}","lookthere/data/default"] Examples: To help those starting out with YAML and puppet, here are a few examples. *** Start of YAML example data file *** singlevalue : legs examplestring : Here is a line of text which spans multiple lines examplelist: - cat,dog,hampster - pig,goat,sheep - duck,goose,swan - ant,beetle,millepede *** End of YAML example data file *** Usage: ylookup("singlevalue") will return "legs" ylookup("examplestring") will return "Here is a line of text which spans multiple lines" ylookup("examplelist") will return ["cat,dog,hampster","pig,goat,sheep","duck,goose,swan","ant,beetle,millepede"] Sample puppet class: Here is a quick example of looking up an array of string data (which just happens to be comma seperated) and splitting to extract each value in turn. This technique can be useful in many ways (for example, maintaining a list of shares, mountpoints and mount_options which puppet can then ensure are mounted ) *** Start of puppet example *** class example_yaml_lookup { $examplelist = ylookup("examplelist") define do_stuff () { $param0=inline_template('<%= name.split(",")[0] %>') $param1=inline_template('<%= name.split(",")[1] %>') $param2=inline_template('<%= name.split(",")[2] %>') notify{"parma0: ${param0} - param1: ${param1} - param2: ${param2}":} } do_stuff { $examplelist: } *** End of puppet example code *** Here is the expected output on a puppet client. *** Expected output when puppet runs *** [root@rhel6-puppettest puppet-lookup]# puppetd -t info: Caching catalog for <computer_name> info: Applying configuration version '1300797371' notice: parma0: cat - param1: dog - param2: hampster notice: /Stage[main]/Example_yaml_lookup/example_yaml_lookup::Do_stuff[cat,dog,hampster]/Notify[parma0: cat - param1: dog - param2: hampster]/message: defined 'message' as 'parma0: cat - param1: dog - param2: hampster' notice: parma0: pig - param1: goat - param2: sheep notice: /Stage[main]/Example_yaml_lookup/Example_yaml_lookup::Do_stuff[pig,goat,sheep]/Notify[parma0: pig - param1: goat - param2: sheep]/message: defined 'message' as 'parma0: pig - param1: goat - param2: sheep' notice: parma0: duck - param1: goose - param2: swan notice: /Stage[main]/Example_yaml_lookup/Example_yaml_lookup::Do_stuff[duck,goose,swan]/Notify[parma0: duck - param1: goose - param2: swan]/message: defined 'message' as 'parma0: duck - param1: goose - param2: swan' notice: parma0: ant - param1: beetle - param2: millepede notice: /Stage[main]/Example_yaml_lookup/Example_yaml_lookup::Do_stuff[ant,beetle,millepede]/Notify[parma0: ant - param1: beetle - param2: millepede]/message: defined 'message' as 'parma0: ant - param1: beetle - param2: millepede' notice: Finished catalog run in 2.05 seconds *** End of expected output when puppet runs ***
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