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we are using a global noop switch to let all of our hosts run with the --noop flag. We use that if we modify puppet modules which are included by all hosts.
Our process is like:
make (hopefully non-breaking) changes
run in noop mode (--noop)
check out the puppetboard (Has something changed?)
deploy our intended changes (by changing puppet parameters in the hiera yaml)
Our problem:
If run in noop the "Overview" view shows 'NOOP 0 0 0' for every host. So 0 for 'no changes' even there would be some changes if we would run without --noop.
It would be nice to see how many changes would have applied if the host would run without --noop. How much effort is it do deploy it? I would try to implement it by myself. But I saw that the puppetboard just uses ready-to-publish values out of the puppetDB.
kmille
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Hey
we are using a global noop switch to let all of our hosts run with the --noop flag. We use that if we modify puppet modules which are included by all hosts.
Our process is like:
Our problem:
If run in noop the "Overview" view shows 'NOOP 0 0 0' for every host. So 0 for 'no changes' even there would be some changes if we would run without --noop.
It would be nice to see how many changes would have applied if the host would run without --noop. How much effort is it do deploy it? I would try to implement it by myself. But I saw that the puppetboard just uses ready-to-publish values out of the puppetDB.
kmille
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: