partition
the custom types needed to manage partitions and partition tables.
Version information
released Mar 27th 2015
This version is compatible with:
- Puppet Enterprise >=2.7.20
- Puppet >=2.7.20
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This module has been deprecated by its author since Jun 13th 2019.
The reason given was: No longer maintained
The author has suggested enterprisemodules-partition as its replacement.
Start using this module
Documentation
hajee/partition — version 0.2.0 Mar 27th 2015
####Table of Contents
- Overview
- Module Description - What the module does and why it is useful
- Setup - The basics of getting started with partition
- Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality
- Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
- Development - Guide for contributing to the module
##Overview
This module contains the custom types to manage partitions and partition tables. It implemements most of the linux parted functionality.
##Module Description
This module contains custom types that can help you manage DBA objects in an Oracle database. It runs after the database is installed. IT DOESN'T INSTALL the Oracle database software. With this module, you can setup a database to receive an application. You can:
##Setup
###What partition affects
The types in this module will change disks. Most of the functionality is destructive. Just like adding or changing partitions normaly is. So be careful. Be sure to have a goof backup of the devices you want these types to manage.
###Setup Requirements
This module is based on easy_type. So you need to install easy_type, and this module.
puppet module install hajee/easy_type
puppet module install hajee/partition
##Usage
The module contains the following types:
partition and partition_table
Here are a couple of examples on how to use them.
###partition_table
partition_table {'/dev/sda':
ensure => 'msdos',
}
This puppet statement create's a msdos partition table on device /dev/sda. Any partitions available on the disk before this statement, are wipped. You can use the following partition types:
- bsd
- loop (raw disk access)
- gpt
- mac
- msdos
- pc98
- sun
###partition
partition { '/dev/hda:1':
ensure => 'present',
boot => 'true',
end => '107MB',
fs_type => 'ext3',
lvm => 'false',
part_type => 'primary',
start => '32.3kB',
}
When you add a gpt partition, you have to set the partition name. If you specify a partition_type, it is simply ignored.
partition { '/dev/hda:1':
ensure => 'present',
boot => 'true',
end => '107MB',
part_name => 'my_part',
start => '32.3kB',
}
This pupet code manages the first partition on /dev/hda. To check what all properties mean, checkout the documentation.
##Limitations
This module is developed on a CentOS 5 system. It uses parted to do the actual work. Because parted uses it's own units for start and end parameters, you have to be careful to match the unit's it returns when using a parted -l versus what's in your manifest. I intend to improve on tis, but it's not there yet.
##Development
This is an open projects, and contributions are welcome.
###OS support
Currently we have tested:
- CentOS 5.8
- CentOS 6.5
It would be great if we could get it working and tested on:
- Debian
- Ubuntu
- ....
###Testing
Sorry, not tests yet.
Types in this module release
2015-03-15 Release 0.2.0
- Back to 1 single provider, safely providing all functionality. Also for mapped devices
2015-03-15 Release 0.1.0
- Added support for a single device provider. This provider allows partitioning of for example mapped devices.
2015-02-04 Release 0.0.6
- Fix problems introduced by 0.0.5
2015-02-04 Release 0.0.5
- Small code enhancement and fixes to creation of partitions.
2015-02-03 Release 0.0.4
- automaticaly determine the begin and end parameters to create a partition filling the whole disk
2014-10-16 Release 0.0.3
- Compatible with ruby 1.9 and higer
- fixed interpretation of lines with empty last field in partion list
2014-8-06 Release 0.0.2
- Fixed problems with gpt partitions
- fixed naming of partition_tables. Now always use the full name (e.g. /dev/sda)
Dependencies
- hajee/easy_type (>= 0.15.3 < 0.16.0)
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