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Then from nfs_mounts directory | Then from nfs_mounts directory | ||
1) Bump version in Modulefile | * 1) Bump version in Modulefile | ||
2) puppet module build . | * 2) puppet module build . | ||
3) puppet module install -f pkg/bks-nfs_mounts-0.0.X.tar.gz | * 3) puppet module install -f pkg/bks-nfs_mounts-0.0.X.tar.gz | ||
4) proceed to standard goat sacrifice procedure | * 4) proceed to standard goat sacrifice procedure | ||
[[Category:Sysadmin]] | [[Category:Sysadmin]] |
Revision as of 23:19, 14 April 2017
This page is a collection of tricks and tips for using Puppet to administer systems.
The names master, puppetmaster, and foreman all refer to (at the time of writing this) alpha. The name client refers to any machine that is maintained by puppet.
Regenerating a Certificate
On Client
$ sudo servce puppet stop $ sudo mv /var/lib/puppet/ssl /var/lib/puppet/ssl~ $ puppet agent --no-daemonize --onetime --verbose --waitforcert=60
On Server (within 60 seconds)
$ sudo puppet cert clean <client hostname> $ sudo puppet cert sign <client hostname> OR if you wish to allow DNS aliases $ sudo puppet cert --allow-dns-alt-names sign <client hostname>
Note this can also be done through Foreman by going to the Infrastructure -> Smart Proxies -> Puppetmaster -> Certificates page
On Client
The previous run should finish without errors (errors are in purple). It should then be possible to run `sudo puppet agent -t` without any waiting or errors.
changing mounts, dbraw =
cd /opt/bks/src/cluster/puppet/modules/bks-nfs_mounts/files/dbraw
or edit
manifests/init.pp
Then from nfs_mounts directory
- 1) Bump version in Modulefile
- 2) puppet module build .
- 3) puppet module install -f pkg/bks-nfs_mounts-0.0.X.tar.gz
- 4) proceed to standard goat sacrifice procedure