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kandi X-RAY | wckl-aug-2013 Summary
kandi X-RAY | wckl-aug-2013 Summary
wckl-aug-2013 is a JavaScript library. wckl-aug-2013 has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Introduction to Puppet @ WebcampKL August 2013
Introduction to Puppet @ WebcampKL August 2013
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wckl-aug-2013 has a low active ecosystem.
It has 0 star(s) with 0 fork(s). There are 1 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
wckl-aug-2013 has no issues reported. There are no pull requests.
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The latest version of wckl-aug-2013 is current.
Quality
wckl-aug-2013 has no bugs reported.
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wckl-aug-2013 has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
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Install wckl-aug-2013
Bring up the master node, this will take some time. If you see a notice indicating failure to connect to PuppetDB, don't worry - PuppetDB takes some time to boot up. Open up a remote shell to the master node. Switch to the root user. Do a puppet agent run.
Bring up the master node, this will take some time. If you see a notice indicating failure to connect to PuppetDB, don't worry - PuppetDB takes some time to boot up. $ vagrant up master
Open up a remote shell to the master node $ vagrant ssh master
Switch to the root user $ sudo -i
Do a puppet agent run $ puppet agent -t
Bring up the agent node. It should end with a failure, this is expected as it cannot reach the master node just yet. Open up a remote shell to the agent node. Switch to the root user. Add an /etc/hosts entry for the master's FQDN. The default master FQDN is puppet.lan. Do a puppet agent run. The puppet agent run will end with a waitforcert is disabled notice. This signifies that puppet master needs to verify and sign this agent's cert. In order to do that, open a remote shell to master, switch to the root user and sign the agent's certification. Go back to the agent shell and do a puppet run. Once the puppet run completes, you should see 3 directories in /opt on the agent node. On your host machine, add /etc/hosts entries to view the above wordpress setups from your browser. The ip address for the wordpress sites is the same as the agent node's ip address.
Bring up the agent node. It should end with a failure, this is expected as it cannot reach the master node just yet.
Open up a remote shell to the agent node $ vagrant ssh agent
Switch to the root user $ sudo -i
Add an /etc/hosts entry for the master's FQDN. The default master FQDN is puppet.lan # /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.1.xxx agent.lan agent 192.168.1.xxx puppet.lan puppet
Do a puppet agent run $ puppet agent -t
The puppet agent run will end with a waitforcert is disabled notice. This signifies that puppet master needs to verify and sign this agent's cert. In order to do that, open a remote shell to master, switch to the root user and sign the agent's certification. $ vagrant ssh master $ sudo -i $ puppet cert list -a $ puppet cert sign agent.lan
Go back to the agent shell and do a puppet run $ puppet agent -t
Once the puppet run completes, you should see 3 directories in /opt on the agent node $ ls /opt wc1 wc2 wc3
On your host machine, add /etc/hosts entries to view the above wordpress setups from your browser. The ip address for the wordpress sites is the same as the agent node's ip address # /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.1.xxx wc1.wordpress.lan wc1 192.168.1.xxx wc2.wordpress.lan wc2 192.168.1.xxx wc3.wordpress.lan wc3
Bring up the master node, this will take some time. If you see a notice indicating failure to connect to PuppetDB, don't worry - PuppetDB takes some time to boot up. $ vagrant up master
Open up a remote shell to the master node $ vagrant ssh master
Switch to the root user $ sudo -i
Do a puppet agent run $ puppet agent -t
Bring up the agent node. It should end with a failure, this is expected as it cannot reach the master node just yet. Open up a remote shell to the agent node. Switch to the root user. Add an /etc/hosts entry for the master's FQDN. The default master FQDN is puppet.lan. Do a puppet agent run. The puppet agent run will end with a waitforcert is disabled notice. This signifies that puppet master needs to verify and sign this agent's cert. In order to do that, open a remote shell to master, switch to the root user and sign the agent's certification. Go back to the agent shell and do a puppet run. Once the puppet run completes, you should see 3 directories in /opt on the agent node. On your host machine, add /etc/hosts entries to view the above wordpress setups from your browser. The ip address for the wordpress sites is the same as the agent node's ip address.
Bring up the agent node. It should end with a failure, this is expected as it cannot reach the master node just yet.
Open up a remote shell to the agent node $ vagrant ssh agent
Switch to the root user $ sudo -i
Add an /etc/hosts entry for the master's FQDN. The default master FQDN is puppet.lan # /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.1.xxx agent.lan agent 192.168.1.xxx puppet.lan puppet
Do a puppet agent run $ puppet agent -t
The puppet agent run will end with a waitforcert is disabled notice. This signifies that puppet master needs to verify and sign this agent's cert. In order to do that, open a remote shell to master, switch to the root user and sign the agent's certification. $ vagrant ssh master $ sudo -i $ puppet cert list -a $ puppet cert sign agent.lan
Go back to the agent shell and do a puppet run $ puppet agent -t
Once the puppet run completes, you should see 3 directories in /opt on the agent node $ ls /opt wc1 wc2 wc3
On your host machine, add /etc/hosts entries to view the above wordpress setups from your browser. The ip address for the wordpress sites is the same as the agent node's ip address # /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.1.xxx wc1.wordpress.lan wc1 192.168.1.xxx wc2.wordpress.lan wc2 192.168.1.xxx wc3.wordpress.lan wc3
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