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== Requirements ==

# Students: Should bring along their own laptop. Linux or Mac preferred, Windows with ssh client OK. (Basically, login via ssh to remote machine is needed)
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== Abstract ==

The idea is to give the participants first an idea about the
puppet language. Next we show how to use puppet in the
client/server setup but without git.

we will create for all participants local environments on the puppetmaster
where they can create their manifests.

They also have to create locally the node definitions on the puppetmaster.

Before Step 8 we change the puppetmaster configuration, to a git-o-lite
setup.

Before Step 10 we change the puppetmaster configuration, to use a ENC



== Agenda ==
== Agenda ==
Starting 11:30
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# Introduction [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tvlA9SuzkhNBXtGF4FNVq1rkYmfUW74UORNFwz28lj4/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000 slides][[Media:PuppetGridKa_1_Introduction.pdf|PDF]]
# Hands-On [[handson1|slides]]
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#* login to vm
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#* write simple manifest and apply
# Puppet Client/Server [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1XRbAxqxnYBvSdRbnhgY7NczHJzBbNzSNSkF-8WjOP7I/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000 slides][[Media:PuppetGridKa_2_ClientServer.pdf|PDF]]
# Hands-On [[handson2|slides]]
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#* login to puppetmaster
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#* write node definition
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#* write simple manifest in user environment
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#* execute puppet agent call on vm
# GIT best practices [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B53cw_Gza9T1LW4xQXpqcXFVNHc/edit?usp=sharing slides]
# GIT Hands-On [[githandson|slides]]
# Puppet with GIT [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hTsDfBDOePpN1z57nT8MQav-InTCjOIAsk8dkhlPcxI/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000 slides][[Media:PuppetGridKa_3_GITonPuppet.pdf|PDF]]
#* Hands-On [[handson4|slides]]
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# Write a real world example [[handson3|slides]]


End: 18:30


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== Workarea ==
Step 1: Introduction (Sven)
What is puppet ...
[[puppet:workarea]]
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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tvlA9SuzkhNBXtGF4FNVq1rkYmfUW74UORNFwz28lj4/edit?usp=sharing

Step 2: Hands-On
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- login to vm
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- write simple manifest and apply

Step 3: Puppet Client/Server

Step 4: Hands-On
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- login to puppetmaster
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- write node definition
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- write simple manifest in user environment
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- execute puppet agent call on vm

Step 5: GIT basics

Step 6: Hands-On
- clone repository
- branch
- change file
- commit
- push

Step 7: Puppet with GIT

Step 8: Hands-On
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- Write an real world example
- push with git to pm
- run puppet agent on vm

Step 9: Hiera

Step 10: Hands-On
Enhance example from 7 with hiera

Step 11: ENC

Step 12: Hands-On
- Configure Machine with an ENC

Latest revision as of 09:23, 3 September 2014

Requirements

  1. Students: Should bring along their own laptop. Linux or Mac preferred, Windows with ssh client OK. (Basically, login via ssh to remote machine is needed)

Agenda

Starting 11:30

  1. Introduction slidesPDF
  2. Hands-On slides
    • login to vm
    • write simple manifest and apply
  3. Puppet Client/Server slidesPDF
  4. Hands-On slides
    • login to puppetmaster
    • write node definition
    • write simple manifest in user environment
    • execute puppet agent call on vm
  5. GIT best practices slides
  6. GIT Hands-On slides
  7. Puppet with GIT slidesPDF
  8. Write a real world example slides

End: 18:30

Workarea

puppet:workarea

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