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% System Operations using Cosmos & Puppet % System Operations using Cosmos & Puppet
% Leif Johansson / SUNET / 2013 / v0.0.3 % Leif Johansson / SUNET / 2013 / v0.0.4
Introduction Introduction
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using puppet can be done using cosmos post-processors but puppet allows for greater using puppet can be done using cosmos post-processors but puppet allows for greater
abstraction which greatly increases readability. abstraction which greatly increases readability.
The combination of puppet and cosmos is maintained on github in the 'leifj/multiverse' The combination of puppet and cosmos is maintained on github in the 'SUNET/multiverse'
project. project.
The Cosmos Puppet Module The Cosmos Puppet Module
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Although not necessary, a few nice-to-have utilities in the form of puppet modules have Although not necessary, a few nice-to-have utilities in the form of puppet modules have
been collected as the cosmos puppet module (for want of a better name). The source for been collected as the cosmos puppet module (for want of a better name). The source for
this module is at http://github.com/leifj/puppet-cosmos and it is included (but commented this module is at https://github.com/SUNET/puppet-cosmos and it is included (but commented
out) in the cosmos-modules.conf file (cf below) for easy inclusion. out) in the cosmos-modules.conf file (cf below) for easy inclusion.
@ -186,11 +186,11 @@ multiverse. Fabric provides the 'fab' command which will be introduced later on.
These two tools (git & fabric) are only needed on mashines where system operators work. These two tools (git & fabric) are only needed on mashines where system operators work.
Next clone git://github.com/leifj/multiverse.git - this will form the basis of your cosmos+puppet Next clone git@github.com:SUNET/multiverse.git - this will form the basis of your cosmos+puppet
repository: repository:
``` ```
# git clone git://github.com/leifj/multiverse.git myproj-cosmos # git clone git@github.com:SUNET/multiverse.git myproj-cosmos
# cd myproj-cosmos # cd myproj-cosmos
``` ```
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``` ```
# git remote add origin git@yourhost:myproj-cosmos.git # git remote add origin git@yourhost:myproj-cosmos.git
# git remote add ro git://yourhost/myproj-cosmos.git # git remote add ro https://yourhost/myproj-cosmos.git
``` ```
Now edit .git/config and rename the 'master' branch to use the new 'origin' remote or Now edit .git/config and rename the 'master' branch to use the new 'origin' remote or
you'll try to push to the multiverse remote! Finally create a branch for the 'multiverse' you'll try to push to the multiverse remote!
upstream so you can merge changes to multiverse:
```
[branch "master"]
remote = origin
merge = refs/heads/master
```
Finally create a branch for the 'multiverse' upstream so you can merge changes to multiverse:
``` ```
# git checkout -b multiverse --track multiverse/master # git checkout -b multiverse --track multiverse/master
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# ./bump-tag # ./bump-tag
``` ```
If Git complains during the first run of bump-tag that "Your configuration specifies to
merge with the ref 'master' from the remote, but no such ref was fetched." then you
have run 'git push' to initialize the connection with the remote repository.
Make sure that you are using the key whose public key you just added to the repository! You Make sure that you are using the key whose public key you just added to the repository! You
can now start adding hosts. can now start adding hosts.
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# #
concat puppetlabs/concat no concat puppetlabs/concat no
stdlib puppetlabs/stdlib no stdlib puppetlabs/stdlib no
cosmos git://github.com/leifj/puppet-cosmos.git yes cosmos git@github.com:SUNET/puppet-cosmos.git yes
ufw git://github.com/fredrikt/puppet-module-ufw.git yes ufw git://github.com/SUNET/puppet-module-ufw.git yes
apt puppetlabs/apt no apt puppetlabs/apt no
vcsrepo puppetlabs/vcsrepo no vcsrepo puppetlabs/vcsrepo no
xinetd puppetlabs/xinetd no xinetd puppetlabs/xinetd no
#golang elithrar/golang yes #golang elithrar/golang yes
python git://github.com/fredrikt/puppet-python.git yes python git://github.com/SUNET/puppet-python.git yes
hiera-gpg git://github.com/fredrikt/hiera-gpg.git no hiera-gpg git://github.com/SUNET/hiera-gpg.git no
``` ```
This is an example file - the first field is the name of the module, the second is This is an example file - the first field is the name of the module, the second is
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``` ```
# fab -- reboot # danger Will Robinsson! # fab -- reboot # danger Will Robinsson!
``` ```