Can we install.. Oracle, weblogic, Notepad++ and tomcat using Puppet

[Santosh Gaddam]

Can we install.. Oracle, weblogic, Notepad++ and tomcat using Puppet..

if yes what is the process for this...

i have one doubt apart from default classes can we install more products using this...? 

[Martin]

Hi,

You can install any software you want with puppet.

Also referring to your last question: Are you aware that this is a public forum and the people here are mostly (exclusively?) volunteers. This is not a commercial support channel so there might be an expectation that you have already spent at least some amount of time trying to solve the problem yourself.

People are here are usually nice and happy to help but your questions are very broad. You might want to get started with a small use case and state a specific problem where you have a problem.

The general process is this to install/configure/manage software is this:

1. Identify the requirements for your specific piece of software

2. (hopefully) find a suitable module on the forge

3. integrate with the rest of your environment

I'm sorry but I can't give a more specific answer to that.

regards,

Martin

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[Josh Sinfield]

Hi Santosh,

yes you can. We do at our company.

I recommend https://forge.puppetlabs.com/biemond/orawls for Weblogic.

For oracle 11g client we wrote a module which currently cannot be open sourced as it's got some company specific data in it.

we also wrote a module for notepad++ but again, it has some company specific data in it.

if by oracle you mean java, then I recommend this module: https://forge.puppetlabs.com/biemond/jdk7

For tomcat we use PuppetLabs own tomcat module which you can also find on the puppet forge.

HTH,

Josh

[dhananjay patade]

Josh, did you use https://forge.puppetlabs.com/biemond/orawls for managed server creation. I am trying to create managed server but not able to figure out how to do it. Can you please share steps to create managed server using orawls module.

[bert hajee]

I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but at Enterprise Modules we have commercially supported modules for Oracle installation and Oracle configuration. We also have an Free Open Source module that ties this all together and makes it really easy to get started.