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released Nov 29th 2012

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Add this module to your Puppetfile:

mod 'example42-puppi', '2.0.8'
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Add this module to your Bolt project:

bolt module add example42-puppi
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Manually install this module globally with Puppet module tool:

puppet module install example42-puppi --version 2.0.8

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Tags: application, deployment, example42, cli, puppi

Documentation

example42/puppi — version 2.0.8 Nov 29th 2012

In this directory you find some examples of deploy procedures for general purposes deploys (single wars, single files, tarballs, list of files from a list...) described in a single define.

They are made in order to be generic enough to adapt to different environments and scenarious but you might need to design your own deployment process.

In order to do that you can create a new define that includes:

  • All the variables, required or optional, you may want
  • One puppi:project statement
  • All the puppi::deploy statements you need (each one runs a command)
  • All the puppi::rollback statements you need
  • One or more puppi::report statements for reporting

The examples provided here make use of the scripts provided in puppi/files/scripts and tend to split the deploy procedures in many different, reusable, scripts (one gets the source file(s), another archives the current content, another one actually copies the files to deploy and so on) but you can use just a single new script or whatever combination you might prefer.

The default puppi scripts and the general ordering of commands execution in these sample deploy defines follow this scheme: Priority - Kind of operations 1x - Pre Deploy checks 2x - Files retrieving and preparation 3x - Operations to accomplish before the deploy (Archiving, Services stopping..) 40 - Deploy.sh - The script that actually copied the files on deploy dir 4x - Operations to accomplish after the deploy (Services start...) 8x - Post Deploy checks