Starting with Foreman - can't find Puppet manifests

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I want to apply some changes in my nodes using puppet built-in types like
package and cron. I could do it with a stand-along Puppet install, but I
cannot seem to find the manifest or equivalent in the Puppet install
Foreman creates.

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*stand-alone Puppet install

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It's recommended that you create a module (which contains a manifest .pp
file) and then import this into Foreman to apply to your host(s). This
is a more scalable way to manage your manifests, especially as you can
download and share modules via the Puppet Forge.

http://docs.puppetlabs.com/learning/modules1.html introduces you to
classes and modules. In the default Foreman installation, you can add
them to /etc/puppet/environments/*/modules/, e.g.
/etc/puppet/environments/production/modules/mysite/manifests/init.pp
containing the "mysite" class.

··· On 18/03/14 21:37, Spencer Hanes wrote: > I want to apply some changes in my nodes using puppet built-in types > like package and cron. I could do it with a stand-along Puppet install, > but I cannot seem to find the manifest or equivalent in the Puppet > install Foreman creates.

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Dominic Cleal
Red Hat Engineering