Querying PuppetDB for nodes that match certain facts

[ab...@littlewiki.in]

Hello.

I want to get the ip-addresses of all Linux machines. Here's my query using curl

query=["=", "name", "ipaddress"],["in", "certname",["extract", "certname", ["select-nodes",["and",["=", "name", "kernel"],["=", "value", "Linux"]]]]]


This returns me the ipaddresses of all the machines. If I add an and condition to the two blocks, it returns a query malformed error. Essentially, I want to get nodes that match factA=B and factC=D and return factX. and factY of each matched node.


How do I go about doing this?

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Abhi

[Wyatt Alt]

Abhi,

Try this:
curl -X GET http://localhost:8080/v4/facts/ipaddress --data-urlencode 'query=["in","certname",["extract","certname",["select-nodes",["=",["fact","kernel"],"Linux"]]]]

Wyatt

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[Pete Brown]

I use Erik Dalén's puppetdbquery module to do this sort of thing from
the puppet DSL.
https://forge.puppetlabs.com/dalen/puppetdbquery

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