Re: [Puppet Users] Is it possible to compile puppet script to pure Ruby or other languages.

[Denmat]

Hi,

Compile to other languages? No. 

Compile to pure ruby? No.

Use masterless? Yes.

However, it is not the same as using the master - exported resources won't work, but things like hiera will still work.

Google returns many write ups on the matter.

Cheers,

Den

On 14/05/2013, at 13:28, hmf8...@gmail.com wrote:

Now, I'm  using puppet managing system configurations, there are many environment: production, staging, QA, DEV. The puppet server is only accessible to production servers, but I also want to environments other than production to use puppet, So my question is: is it possible to compile puppet script to pure Ruby or other languages so as it can execute without connecting to puppet master?

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[Keiran Sweet]

Regarding Masterless Puppet, Sam Bashton spoke about his approach to Masterless Puppet at Puppetconf London a few months ago.

You can see his slides here: http://www.slideshare.net/PuppetLabs/bashton-masterless-puppet

K

[鸣飞 华]

it's interesting, thanks a lot.

[hmf8...@gmail.com]

masterless is an another good approach, but it prompt another issue, I don't want to QA guys see any sensitive configuration belong to production. to do masterless puppet, all modules should be copy to client which include some information exclusive to production.

在 2013年5月14日星期二UTC+8上午11时28分04秒，hmf8...@gmail.com写道：

[Gavin Williams]

My preference would be either to use the same master, maybe with some additional environments, or commission a master for the development environment...

That way, you can be more confident that what works in dev will work in prod :-)

Gav