Jira (PDB-4342) Support an option to update the timestamp used to expire nodes

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Zachary Kent (JIRA)

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Apr 11, 2019, 7:08:04 PM4/11/19
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PuppetDB / Improvement PDB-4342
Support an option to update the timestamp used to expire nodes
Issue Type: Improvement Improvement
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Created: 2019/04/11 4:07 PM
Priority: Normal Normal
Reporter: Zachary Kent

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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Robert Roland (JIRA)

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Jun 10, 2019, 3:01:03 PM6/10/19
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Re: Support an option to update the timestamp used to expire nodes

Going to add a "touch-node" command to do this.

We can expand in the future with "touch-factset" etc

Robert Roland (JIRA)

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Jun 18, 2019, 2:37:03 PM6/18/19
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Change By: Robert Roland
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.

Robert Roland (JIRA)

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Jun 18, 2019, 2:39:03 PM6/18/19
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Robert Roland commented on Improvement PDB-4342
 
Re: Support an option to update the timestamp used to expire nodes

This can't be accomplished with a simple "touch-node" call, as a factset or report or otherwise can still cause a node to be expired because our use of

on delete cascade

throughout the database

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