I’ve finally got around to creating a github repo and I’ll be checking all my puppet modules into this from now on. The repo is: http://github.com/proffalken/proffalkensPuppetModules There’s only a README there at the moment, but expect code to follow soon!
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I’ve been playing with Puppet for some time now and creating the directory structure for modules as defined in the puppet best practice guide gets tedious after a while, so I threw together a simply base script that takes a single argument and builds the directory structure for you.
OK, so I might have been a bit hasty to dismiss Centos in my last post – a couple of people have contacted me and told me about additional repos that I can use for rubygems etc – so as a brief interlude, here’s the instructions for getting MCollective and ActiveMQ up and running on [...]
A few weeks ago I was at UKUUG and met an intriguing project (and it’s owner) called mcollective. MCollective is a system that enables you to run queries across multiple servers in real time and have the responses come back to you in a speed you would only expect if you were physically at the [...]
One of my previous posts concerned how to install Nagios3 from source on Debian Etch. One of the comments I recieved was that you should generally use the packages available for install. I agree with this entirely, however there’s no challenge in just using the packages and I’ve found myself getting lazy when it comes [...]
