garethr-docker | Puppet module for managing docker | Continuous Deployment library
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kandi X-RAY | garethr-docker Summary
Puppet module for installing, configuring and managing Docker from the official repository or alternatively from EPEL on RedHat based distributions.
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QUESTION
I installed the docker module on puppet master with this command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-08 at 17:45Your error message attributes the problem to file /etc/modules/puppet/apt/manifests/init.pp
, which belongs to an 'apt' module, presumably 'puppetlabs-apt'. The nature of the problem revolves around the appearance of the word Variant
in the module's DSL code. This is a keyword associated with the datatype system introduced in Puppet 4, but in Puppet 3.x it is an ordinary identifier with no special significance. This tends to indicate that the problem is that you are running Puppet 3.x on the server (latest at this time is 5.3.3), and the version of puppetlabs-apt that you've installed (v3.0.0) is incompatible.
Indeed, the docs for puppetlabs-apt v3.0.0 show that it requires at least version 4.7.0 of Puppet. Version 2.4.0 was the last release that claims compatibility with Puppet 3, so you should try downgrading to that.
I am uncertain why the module tool chose v3.0.0 of puppetlabs-apt for you, despite its incompatibility. You could consider raising this as an issue against Puppet, but inasmuch as Puppet 3 is no longer actively developed, it's probably not worth the effort. Indeed, it may well be that the issue is already fixed in a more recent version.
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Puppetfile of Control repo
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-23 at 17:37modify environment.conf
in your development
environment and update modulepath as below
QUESTION
I am trying to install docker on the trusty64 vagrant image:
Vagrantfile
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-06 at 10:41If your goal is just to have docker installed on the VM, the easiest is to let vagrant install it. Vagrant has docker provisioner and if not installed it will try to install
This simple Vagrantfile
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