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Troubleshooting Puppet : troubleshoot your Puppet infrastructure to fix problems quickly / Thomas Uphill.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Uphill, Thomas, author.
Series:
Community experience distilled.
Community experience distilled
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Puppet (Computer file).
Management information systems--Computer programs.
Management information systems.
Automatic control--Computer programs.
Automatic control.
Configuration management.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (144 p.)
Edition:
1st edition
Other Title:
Troubleshoot your Puppet infrastructure to fix problems quickly
Place of Publication:
Birmingham : Packt Publishing, 2015.
System Details:
text file
Summary:
Troubleshoot your Puppet infrastructure to leverage your system's performance effectively About This Book Covers major tools in Puppet deployment Fix catalog compilation problems and deal with issues found in larger deployments, such as scaling and improving performance. A fast-paced guide with real-world examples Who This Book Is For If you are a beginner to intermediate Puppet Engineer looking for guidance to help fix problems with your Puppet deployments, this book is for you. What You Will Learn Debug your Puppet infrastructure Use APIs to ensure services are working properly Fix catalog compilation issues Solve problems using Hiera tool Detect problems in your environment using PuppetDB tool Learn ways to format code to aid in identifying errors Troubleshoot errors in modules and templates In Detail Puppet is a configuration management system written for system administrators to manage a large number of systems efficiently and help maintain order. Deploying Puppet becomes more complex as you increase the number of nodes in your environment. The Puppet tool is an intelligent solution that increases the automation footprint for the proactive management of server infrastructures. Puppet's simple programming language is usable on most operating systems and is portable on different deployment environments. We begin by looking at the puppet.conf server configuration file, and talk about possible problems that can occur. What does puppet really do in the background and what options does it provide for troubleshooting? This is what we will explore. Moving on, we will be troubleshooting errors made in modules and templates, finding the best solutions. We will be writing code that will helping us in identify errors. Then we will explain how several ENCs do their job and how puppet communicates with them. We will learn how PuppetDB collects data generated by Puppet. It also enables advanced Puppet features like exported resources, and can be the foundation for other applications that use Puppet's data. By the end of the book we will have learned the best debugging tips for Puppet and PuppetServer. Style and approach This is a quick-paced guide packed with real-world examples and solutions to obstacles in your Puppet infrastructure.
Contents:
Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewer; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Puppet Infrastructure; The lifecycle of a Puppet run; Puppet configuration; puppet help; puppet resource; puppet apply; puppet parser validate; Logfiles and the catalog; puppet master; puppetserver; jq; Communication issues; Network-related problems; Netcat; SSL-related problems; Summary; Chapter 2: Writing Puppet Manifests; Writing code; Editors; Vim; Emacs; Geppetto; puppet-lint; Testing code; Validating code; Vagrant; Committing code; Git Hooks; Using environments
Personal branchesSummary; Chapter 3: Modules and Templates; Metaparameters; Autorequires; Explicit ordering; Defined types; Custom facts; Pry; Environment; Files; Templates; Debugging templates; Summary; Chapter 4: Hiera and External Node Classifiers; YAML files; JSON; Hiera; Permissions; PuppetDB; Debug; strace; puppet apply; External node classifiers - ENCs; The Foreman; The Foreman proxy; Puppet Enterprise; LDAP; Summary; Chapter 5: The Marionette Collective; Architecture; ActiveMQ configuration; JMX; ActiveMQ and resource limits; Using mco; Ping works, nothing else; Facts
Discovery timeoutDebugging and logging; Direct addressing; Time synchronization; Summary; Chapter 6: PuppetDB and Puppet Server; PuppetDB; Puppet Server; Debugging Ruby; Logging; Reports; Time; Summary; Chapter 7: Help Me!; Puppet Forge/GitHub; Community help; IRC channels; Puppet user groups; Puppet Labs; Summary; Index
Notes:
Includes index.
Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed January 6, 2016).
ISBN:
9781784392895
1784392898
OCLC:
922588943

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