Jira (PDB-4342) Add a node timestamp and connect to configure expiration

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Rob Browning (JIRA)

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Jul 25, 2019, 11:52:04 AM7/25/19
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PuppetDB / Improvement PDB-4342
Add a node timestamp and connect to configure expiration
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Summary: Support an option to update the Add a node timestamp used and connect to expire nodes configure expiration
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Rob Browning (JIRA)

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Extend the configure expiration command to allow "node" as a value in the "expire" field, i.e. {"node": <boolean> ...}


Support a way for users to explicitly refresh the timestamp used for node TTL.

This can be accomplished currently by repeatedly sending *configure expiration* commands for a node with *expire.facts = true* (see linked ticket for more detail)

We should make this more explicit (maybe adding a new command) and look into the possibility of allowing bulk updates given a list of certnames.

Rob Browning (JIRA)

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Extend the configure expiration command to allow "node" as a value in the "expire" field, i.e. {"node": <boolean> ...} and have the command behave as it does for facts, but



Support a way for users to explicitly refresh the timestamp used for node TTL.

This can be accomplished currently by repeatedly sending *configure expiration* commands for a node with *expire.facts = true* (see linked ticket for more detail)

We should make this more explicit (maybe adding a new command) and look into the possibility of allowing bulk updates given a list of certnames.
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