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=== Working with Puppet Servers === | === Working with Puppet Servers === | ||
There are several common conventions for all " | '''NOTE''': We have different types of puppet servers. Only '''PASSWORD CHANGES''' should need to be made across server types. | ||
See [[ReleaseEngineering/PuppetAgain]] for details on how to configure type "puppetagain" servers. The rest of this page is only for type "prehistoric" servers. | |||
There are several common conventions for all "prehistoric" puppet servers: | |||
* log in as <tt>root</tt> | * log in as <tt>root</tt> | ||
* configuration files are under <tt>/etc/puppet/manifests</tt> | * configuration files are under <tt>/etc/puppet/manifests</tt> | ||
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* set up personal environments under <tt>/etc/puppet/$USER</tt> | * set up personal environments under <tt>/etc/puppet/$USER</tt> | ||
** for staging, use <tt>/etc/puppet/manifests-$USER</tt> | ** for staging, use <tt>/etc/puppet/manifests-$USER</tt> | ||
=== The Slave-Master Link === | === The Slave-Master Link === | ||
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find /etc/puppet/ssl -type f -delete | find /etc/puppet/ssl -type f -delete | ||
== Our Puppet Manifests == | == Our Pre-Historic Puppet Manifests == | ||
See [[ReleaseEngineering/PuppetAgain]] for details on how to work with the servers identified as type 'puppetagain' in the table above. | |||
Out puppet manifests are organized into a few different parts: | Out puppet manifests are organized into a few different parts: | ||
* Site files | * Site files | ||