Munkiserver Puppet Module

[Riley Shott]

Hi All,

I've developed a Puppet module that will automatically deploy the munkiserver web application. I've wrote a writeup explaining how to use it below. Depending on your internet connection and CPU speed, it should cut installation time down from 1+ hours to approximately 20 minutes (all hands off, for the most part).

http://rileyshott.wordpress.com/2013/03/24/mac-munkiserver-puppet-module

If anyone runs into any problems or has any suggestions for improvement, please let me know.

-Riley

[Ricky Chilcott]

I saw this on the Githubs.  I love it!  This will be perfect for local development too!

Ricky Chilcott

ri...@rickychilcott.com

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[bruienne]

Funny, I've been working on managing the package_mirror app with Puppet, very much along the lines of what you did here. Curious to see how you handle vhosts and X-sendfile setup.

Thanks,

Pepijn.

[Riley Shott]

The vhost probably doesn't have to be a defined class anymore as it's very unlikely that anyone will/can specify more than one resource with it on a node. I believe I originally made that way because I wanted to be able to use it for any vhost declaration that the munkiserver needed, but it just didn't pan out.

The X-sendfile setup was tricky. Downloading and ensuring it was installed just wasn't reliable enough I found, so I opted to make it a file resource. I lost the benefit of grabbing the latest version, but I gained stability.

I welcome any suggestions and hope it helps.

-Riley