see how the

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that you had in before make it an array of hashes

take them out and you get a cleaner hash where ‘developmentb’ is a key with attributes under it

take them out and you get a cleaner hash where ‘developmentb’ is a key with attributes under it

Thanks guys - got it working

get the data working the way you want. then look at the code to use the data

A bit rough on Puppet / Hiera data types 😄. I will try and study what you’ve explained above.

👍

And you’re absolutely right @binford2k - trying to pack in data associated with different instances

it’s almost always easiest to work on getting clean data first. And it’s always going to be easiest to break problems into discrete pieces and making sure each part works as expected rather than poking at all of it all the time.

(easier said than done, of course 😆)

Very much appreciate the help all 🙂

For someone who struggles with Hiera generally, maybe I should get into HDM (which was a suggestion above)

Don't sweat it. I have been using Puppet and Ansible for years and I still can't tell you what a hash/dict or array/list looks like without thinking hard about it.

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hahahh....that's sounds like cheating to me. 😉

@vchepkov - Would something like this be good practise:

value.each do |k, v|

(I know they’re just variables that you can call anything you’d like, but after studying things a bit, I believe that in this case we’re dealing with keys [“developmentb”, “developmentc” etc] and values associated with those keys.)

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Hello Puppet / Hiera begineer here , I have a variable (http2) in my hiera file :-

haproxy::services::options:
http2 = true

which I would like to map in my puppet template with a conditional statement like :-

<% if http2 == true -%>
  option http-use-htx
<% end -%>

but I don't think my puppet run understand that I am pointing to this variable . How can I map this correctly in my erb file?

Hello Puppet / Hiera begineer here , I have a variable (http2) in my hiera file :-

haproxy::services:
http2 = true

which I would like to map in my puppet template with a conditional statement like :-

<% if http2 == true -%>
  option http-use-htx
<% end -%>

but I don't think my puppet run understand that I am pointing to this variable . How can I map this correctly in my erb file?

to be precise the hiera looks like :-

haproxy::service_default:
  port: 443
  mode: 'http'
  http2: true
  http1_1: true

and in my template I would like to only enable an option if http2 is true - in this way :-

<% if http2 == true -%>
  option http-use-htx
<% end -%>

to be precise the hiera looks like :-

dummy_haproxy::service_default:
  port: 443
  mode: 'http'
  http2: true
  http1_1: true

and in my template I would like to only enable an option if http2 is true - in this way :-

<% if http2 == true -%>
  option http-use-htx
<% end -%>

Hello Puppet / Hiera begineer here , I have a variable (http2) in my hiera file :-

dummy_haproxy::services:
http2 = true

which I would like to map in my puppet template with a conditional statement like :-

<% if http2 == true -%>
  option http-use-htx
<% end -%>

but I don't think my puppet run understand that I am pointing to this variable . How can I map this correctly in my erb file?

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I don’t think it’s pointless if you’d have to set up an HA setup in K8s and make sure that some persistent volumes contain the puppet code the servers will use for catalog compilation

Looking for advice on what module to use to manage a custom YUM/RPM repo (internally) and module to mange a repo mirror for EPEL (and others). Arden Local RPM Repo looked promising but I don't quite understand the tar source setup. A combination of pall-valmundsson/puppet-createrepo and bp85/puppet-mirror_repos may solve my requirements but I wanted to get a feel for what other people are using. I need to mirror some outside repos so that I'm not using so much bandwidth at patching time and I need to host some custom RPMs.

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Looks like voxpupuli puppet-yum does not support creating a yum repo; it only manages repo files and yum-config stuff.