A simple CLI viewer for Puppet Reports
Because fuck web shit.
The main question I have is why is Puppet so slow to apply a specific catalog. This report printer will show you standard issue report metrics and such but it will also show you the resources in the report sorted by slowest evaluation time as well as the largest files being managed.
Evaluation time is how long Puppet took at run time to apply a specific resource.
A Package resource might go out to the internet to fetch the package and so you'll have long evaluation times. Services takes long to restart and so forth.
This is the information you'll find using the --evaltrace option to Puppet which have recently been included in Puppet reports.
If you run it as root it should magically figure out where to find you most recent report - usually in /var/lib/puppet/state/last_run_report.yaml but you can pass in a path using --report
An example report is included in SAMPLE.txt Tested against Puppet 3.3.0 it might have bugs against older versions.
This script can also print Puppet Server reports stored with reports = store.
Supported Puppet Server commands:
report_print.rb --nodelist: List nodes and their last report status
report_print.rb --node foobar.example.com: Prints last report for
node foobar.example.com
report_print.rb --node foobar.example.com --history: Prints reports ID and
summary for node foobar.example.com
report_print.rb --node foobar.example.com --report-id 204212041337: Prints
report 204212041337 of node foobar.example.com
- Parse the Puppet compiler metrics that was recently introduced to figure out why compiling is slow
- Retrieve a report from PuppetDB based on some criteria
R.I.Pienaar / [email protected] / @ripienaar / http://devco.net