Configure Jboss EAP with Puppet: How to set the 'jboss_bind_address'

[Wei Chen]

Hi,

I am trying to configure the Jboss EAP 6.X with an example code. It works and its init.pp looks as follow:

...

]# cat init.pp

# Puppet class jboss_install to install jboss rpm and start

# the jboss server as service

class jboss_eap (

 $jboss_bind_address = '',

 $jboss_bind_address_management = '',

 $jboss_multicast_address = ''

) {

class jboss_rpm_install {

 # Required RPM package

 $jboss_core_rpm = [ "jbossas-appclient",

 "jbossas-bundles",

 "jbossas-core",

 "jbossas-hornetq-native",

 "jbossas-jbossweb-native",

 "jbossas-modules-eap",

 "jbossas-product-eap",

 "jbossas-standalone",

 "jbossas-welcome-content-eap"

 ]

package { $jboss_core_rpm: ensure => "installed" }

}

class jboss_config {

require jboss_rpm_install

 # Ensure Jboss home, will be created by rpm

 file { '/etc/jbossas':

 ensure => directory,

 owner => 'jboss',

 group => 'jboss'

 }

 # Copy master standalone template xml

 file { '/usr/share/jbossas/standalone/configuration/standalone.xml':

 ensure => file,

 owner => 'jboss',

 content => template('jboss_eap/standalone-full-ha.xml'),

 mode => '0600'

 }

 # Ensure Jboss user, will be created by rpm

 user { jboss:

 ensure => present,

 managehome => true,

 gid => 'jboss',

 comment => 'Ensure JBoss User'

 }

}

include jboss_rpm_install

include jboss_config

 # Start Jboss service

 service { jbossas:

 enable => true,

 ensure => true ? { true => running, default => undef },

 require => Class['jboss_config']

 }

}

...

One can see at the very beginning, the 'jboss_bind_address' is not set. In this case it will take the default value of '0.0.0.127', the socalled localhost. And I can call up the Jboss Web-Admin-Console with

http://localhost:8080

But this is not what I want. What I want is I can call up the Jboss from any machine. So I change these to as follow:

...

$jboss_bind_address = '144.144.163.52',

$jboss_bind_address_management = '144.144.163.52',

...

But seems it doesn't work. The IP is not taken into used. I guess I have to fill some code anywhere in 'init.pp'. But how?

Can someone help?

Many thanks!

Wei

[jcbollinger]

On Thursday, October 15, 2015 at 6:44:41 AM UTC-5, Wei Chen wrote:]# cat init.pp

# Puppet class jboss_install to install jboss rpm and start

# the jboss server as service

class jboss_eap (

 $jboss_bind_address = '',

 $jboss_bind_address_management = '',

 $jboss_multicast_address = ''

) {

[...]

 

One can see at the very beginning, the 'jboss_bind_address' is not set. In this case it will take the default value of '0.0.0.127', the socalled localhost. And I can call up the Jboss Web-Admin-Console with

http://localhost:8080

But this is not what I want. What I want is I can call up the Jboss from any machine. So I change these to as follow:

...

$jboss_bind_address = '144.144.163.52',

$jboss_bind_address_management = '144.144.163.52',

...

But seems it doesn't work. The IP is not taken into used. I guess I have to fill some code anywhere in 'init.pp'. But how?

The $jboss_bind_address and $jboss_bind_address_management are parameters of the class you presented.  The assignments in the class header define their default values; if you want those parameters to take different values then you should bind the wanted values to them via Hiera.


John

[Rich Burroughs]

Yes exactly, you want to override those defaults in Hiera as John says.

If you are implementing a module off of the Forge, you shouldn't have to edit the module itself. They should be designed so you can use them with your own data already.


Rich

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