A simple puppet ENC with a YAML file backend. Ideally for a single puppet master. Able to edit file directly or through supplied arguments which are detailed below
On the puppet master edit puppet.conf:
[master]
node_terminus = exec
external_nodes = <location_of_enc>/enc.py
enc.py will generate a db.yml in the relative location
of the script. By default no environments will be set,
this may change later on
##Usage
Usage: enc.py [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l, --ls
-r, --rm
-a, --add
-e ENVIRONMENT, --env=ENVIRONMENT
-c CUSTOM, --custom=CUSTOM
-n NODE, --node=NODE
-g GROUP, --group=GROUP
-f FIND, --find=FIND
enc.py can interact with the db.yml file directly through supplied arguments. There are 5 direct modes:
- -l or --ls
- -r or --rm
- -a or --add
- -f or --find
- <node_name>
Some of these modes are used in combination with:
- -e or --env
- -n or --node
- -g or --group
##Examples
#Add empty environment
enc.py -a --env dbz
#Add node to production environment
enc.py -a --env dbz -n 'dbz-goku.earth.univ'
#Add regex grouping to production environment
enc.py -a --env dbz -g '^dbz'
#Add another node to production environment
enc.py -a -e dbz -n 'dbz-gohan.earth.univ'
#Create another environment
enc.py -a --env dbgt
#Remove the environment and forget it ever happened
enc.py -rm --env dbgt
#Find out which environment dbz-gohan.earth.univ is in
enc.py -f 'dbz-gohan.earth.univ'
#Have puppet find out
enc.py dbz-gohan.earth.univ'
#Add an already supplied environment
enc.py --add --env dbsuper '{"nodes":{"dbsuper-beerus.beerus.univ":""},"groups":{}'
#List specified environmeny
enc.py --ls --env dbsuper
#list all environments
enc.py --ls
##TODO
- Add support for parameters and classes
- Possible defaults for db.yml