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1.1 KiB
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39 lines
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On the server:
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conf/manifests/init
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- the central entry point
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- is a shell script
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- defines mapping from types to hosts
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- will be called by cdist and the name
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will be available for tracking in
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cdist core functions
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conf/manifests/* (all other)
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- same function as above
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- but won't be called by cdist
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- method to seperate configuration parts
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conf/types/<name>/
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- provide standard types
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- have required and optional arguments
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- are independent of hosts
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- may make use of other types to realise a new type
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- how to overwrite stuff?
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- overwrite in own tree?
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- needs knowledge of inherited provider
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- similar to current situation in puppet,
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but more like reusable defines
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- or may implement some functionality on their own
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conf/explorers/<name>
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- explorers to be run on the target hosts
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Differences manifests vs. types
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manifests types
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main purpose map config to host provide functionality
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can change config no (prevent conflicts) yes (allow inheritance)
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specificness site specific (globally) reusable
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