Puppet Module directory structure

[Harish Kothuri]

Hi,

Can we customize the puppet module directory structure as i would like to separate the puppet modules and in-house written modules.

Current Structure:

/etc/puppet/environment/production/modules/   contains all modules includes puppet forge 

Ex: ntp , stdlib, chocolatey and mypackg

Expected:

1. puppetpackages

/etc/puppet/environment/production/modules/puppetpackages

folders

ntp, sdlib, chocolatey

2. inhousepackages

/etc/puppet/environment/production/modules/inhousepackages

folders

mypkg1, mypkg2.

Thanks

[Tim Skirvin]

Harish Kothuri <harish...@gmail.com> writes:

> Can we customize the puppet module directory structure as i would like to
> separate the puppet modules and in-house written modules.

Yes. You're looking at the 'modulepath' directive in
environment.conf:

https://docs.puppet.com/puppet/latest/reference/config_file_environment.html#modulepath

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[Henrik Lindberg]

On 16/05/16 15:31, Harish Kothuri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can we customize the puppet module directory structure as i would like
> to separate the puppet modules and in-house written modules.
>

Yes. The modulepath takes multiple entries - each should be the path to
a directory containing modules. You should find what you need here:

https://docs.puppet.com/puppet/latest/reference/dirs_modulepath.html

- henrik

>
> _*Current Structure:*_

>
> /etc/puppet/environment/production/modules/ contains all modules
> includes puppet forge
> Ex: ntp , stdlib, chocolatey and mypackg
>

> _*Expected:*_
>
> 1. puppetpackages
> /etc/puppet/environment/production/modules/puppetpackages_*
> *_
>
> _folders_

> ntp, sdlib, chocolatey
>
> 2. inhousepackages
>
> /etc/puppet/environment/production/modules/inhousepackages

> _
> _
> _folders_
> mypkg1, mypkg2.
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
> _*
> *_
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[Harish Kothuri]

Thanks for your reply. Will give that a try.