reboot

Adds a type and provider for managing system reboots.

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released Apr 24th 2023

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This version is compatible with:

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Tasks:

reboot

last_boot_time

Plans:

reboot

Start using this module

Installation method

Add this module to your Puppetfile:

mod 'puppetlabs-reboot', '5.0.0'

Learn more about managing modules with a Puppetfile

Add this module to your Bolt project:

bolt module add puppetlabs-reboot

Learn more about using this module with an existing project

Manually install this module globally with Puppet module tool:

puppet module install puppetlabs-reboot --version 5.0.0

Tags: windows, reboot

Documentation

puppetlabs/reboot — version 5.0.0 Apr 24th 2023

reboot

Overview
Module Description - What the reboot module does and why it is useful
Setup - The basics of getting started with reboot
- Setup requirements
- Beginning with reboot
Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality
Reference - An under-the-hood peek at what the module is doing and how
Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
Development - Guide for contributing to the module

Overview

This module adds a type, and both Windows and generic POSIX providers, for managing target reboots.

Module Description

Some packages require a reboot of the target to complete their installation. Until that reboot is completed, the package might not be fully functional, and other installs might fail. This module provides a resource type to let Puppet perform that reboot, and providers to support Windows and POSIX systems. HP-UX is not supported.

By default, this module only reboots a target in response to another resource being applied --- e.g., after a package install. On Windows targets, you can also have Puppet check for pending reboots and complete them before applying the next resource in the catalog, by specifying when => pending.

Setup

Setup Requirements

On Windows targets, the 'shutdown.exe' command must be in the PATH.

On Windows 2003 (non-R2) x64 targets, KB942589 must be installed.

Beginning with reboot

The reboot module should work right out of the box. To test it, install a package (in this case 'SomePackage') and set up the module to reboot as follows:

package { 'SomePackage':
  ensure          => installed,
  source          => '\\server\share\some_installer.exe',
  install_options => ['/Passive', '/NoRestart'],
}
reboot { 'after':
  subscribe       => Package['SomePackage'],
}

Usage

Complete any pending reboots before installing a package

reboot { 'before':
  when            => pending,
}
package { 'SomePackage':
  ensure          => installed,
  source          => '\\server\share\some_installer.exe',
  install_options => ['/Passive', '/NoRestart'],
  require         => Reboot['before'],
}

Install multiple packages before rebooting

By default, when this module triggers a reboot, it skips any resources in the catalog that have not yet been applied. To apply the entire catalog before rebooting, specify apply => finished. For example, if you have several packages that all require reboots, but will not block each other:

package { 'Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5':
  ensure => installed,
  ...
  notify => Reboot['after_run'],
}
package { 'Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 (7.0)':
  ensure => installed,
  ...
  notify => Reboot['after_run'],
}
reboot { 'after_run':
  apply  => finished,
}

Reboot when certain conditions are met

This usage applies to Windows only.

When using when => pending, use onlyif or unless to specify the reasons for which to reboot.

reboot { 'reboot on file renames':
  when   => 'pending',
  onlyif => 'pending_file_rename_operations'
}

The possible reasons for rebooting are:

reboot_required: A reboot has manually been requested through the provider.
component_based_servicing: A new component has been installed.
windows_auto_update: An automatic update requested a reboot.
pending_file_rename_operations: There are files that need to be renamed at the next reboot.
package_installer: A software update requested a reboot.
package_installer_syswow64: A software update requested a reboot.
pending_computer_rename: The computer needs to be renamed.
pending_dsc_reboot: DSC has requested a reboot.
pending_ccm_reboot: CCM has requested a reboot.
pending_domain_join: System has joined domain and is pending a reboot.

Reference

Type: reboot

The main type of the module, responsible for all its functionality.

Providers

windows: Default for :operatingsystem => :windows
linux: Deprecated. Use posix instead.
posix: Default for :feature => :posix

Features

manages_reboot_pending: Detects whether a reboot is pending due to a prior change. If so, reboot the target. (Available with the windows provider.)

Parameters

`apply`

Optional. Specifies when to apply the reboot. If set to 'immediately', the provider stops applying additional resources and performs the reboot as soon as Puppet finishes syncing. If set to 'finished', it continues applying resources and then performs the reboot at the end of the run. Valid options: 'immediately' and 'finished'. Default value: 'immediately'.

Note: With the default setting of 'immediately', resources further down in the catalog are skipped and recorded as such. (In Puppet versions prior to 3.3.0, they're left out of the report entirely.) The next time Puppet runs, it processes the skipped resources normally, and they might trigger additional reboots.

`message`

Optional. Provides a message to log when the reboot is performed. Valid options: a string. Default value: undefined.

`name`

Required. Sets the name of the reboot resource. Valid options: a string.

`timeout`

Optional. Sets the number of seconds to wait after the Puppet run completes for the reboot to happen. If the timeout is exceeded, the provider cancels the reboot. Valid options: any positive integer. Default value: '60'.

Note: POSIX systems (with the exception of Solaris) only support specifying the timeout as minutes. As such, the value of timeout must be a multiple of 60. Other values will be rounded up to the nearest minute and a warning will be issued.

`when`

Optional. Specifies how reboots are triggered. If set to 'refreshed', the provider only reboots the target in response to a refresh event from another resource, e.g., installing a package. If set to 'pending', Puppet checks for signs of any pending reboots and completes them before applying the next resource in the catalog. Valid options: 'refreshed' and 'pending'. Default value: 'refreshed'.

Note: For when => pending reboots, Puppet can normally detect a pending reboot based on some specific system conditions (such as the existence of the PendingFileRenameOperations registry key). However, if those conditions aren't resolved after the target reboots, Puppet triggers another reboot. This can lead to a reboot loop.

`onlyif`

Optional. Applies a pending reboot only for the specified reasons. This can take a single reason or an array of reasons.

See the Reboot when certain conditions are met section for reasons why you might reboot.

`unless`

Optional. Ignores the specified reasons when checking for a pending reboot. This can take a single reason or an array of reasons.

See the Reboot when certain conditions are met section for reasons why you might reboot.

Plan: `reboot`

This plan is intended to be used as part of other plans and allows Bolt to wait for a server to reboot before continuing. It requires Bolt 1.0+ and/or PE 2019.0+.

NOTE: The nodes parameters is deprecated in Bolt 2.0, and has been updated here to targets. This breaks plans or workflows that explicitly call the nodes parameter, however this module is still compatible with Bolt 1.x specifying the targets parameter instead.

Here is an example of using this module to reboot servers, wait for them to come back, then check the status of a service:

plan myapp::patch (
  TargetSpec $servers,
  TargetSpec $version,
) {
  # Upgrade the application
  run_task('myapp::upgrade', $servers, { 'version' => $version })

  # Reboot the servers. This app is slow to shut down so give them 5 minutes to reboot.
  run_plan('reboot', $servers, reconnect_timeout => 300)

  # Check the status of the service
  return run_task('service', $servers, {
    'name'   => 'myapp',
    'action' => 'status',
  })
}

Return value

The reboot plan returns a ResultSet on success. It also returns a ResultSet if fail_plan_on_errors is false.

The plan may raise an Error if any targets fail to reboot and fail_plan_on_errors is set to true. In that circumstance, the error raised will contain the ResultSet in its details key.

$plan_result = run_plan('reboot', targets => $targets)
$results = case $plan_result {
  Error:   { $plan_result.details['result_set'] }
  default: { $plan_result }
}

$results.ok_set.targets    # Targets that successfully rebooted
$results.error_set.targets # Targets that did not successfully reboot

Parameters

`targets`

A TargetSpec object containing all targets to wait for.

`message`

An optional message to log when rebooting.

`reboot_delay`

How long (in seconds) to wait before shutting down. Defaults to 0, shutdown immediately.

`disconnect_wait`

How long (in seconds) to wait before checking whether the server has rebooted. Defaults to 1.

`reconnect_timeout`

How long (in seconds) to attempt to reconnect before giving up. Defaults to 180.

`retry_interval`

How long (in seconds) to wait between retries. Defaults to 1.

`fail_plan_on_errors`

Whether or not to raise an exception if any targets fail to reboot. Defaults to true.

Setting this value to false allows the return value of a plan to be treated the same way a task return value with _catch_errors => true would be treated.

plan myapp::patch (
  TargetSpec $targets,
  String     $version,
) {
  $target_objects = get_targets($targets)

  # Upgrade the application
  $step1_results = run_task('myapp::upgrade', $target_objects,
    version       => $version,
    _catch_errors => true,
  )

  # Reboot the servers. This app is slow to shut down so give them 5 minutes to reboot.
  $step2_results = run_plan('reboot', targets => $step1_results.ok_set.targets,
    reconnect_timeout   => 300
    fail_plan_on_errors => false,
  )

  # Check the status of the service
  $step3_results = run_task('service', $step2_results.ok_set.targets,
    name          => 'myapp',
    action        => 'status',
    _catch_errors => true,
  )

  return({
    'errored-at-step1' => $step1_results.error_set.names,
    'errored-at-step2' => $step2_results.error_set.names,
    'errored-at-step3' => $step3_results.error_set.names,
    'succeeded'        => $step3_results.ok_set.names,
  }.filter |$_, $names| { ! $names.empty })
}

Limitations

For an extensive list of supported operating systems, see metadata.json

Development

Puppet Labs modules on the Puppet Forge are open projects, and community contributions are essential for keeping them great. We can’t access the huge number of platforms and myriad of hardware, software, and deployment configurations that Puppet is intended to serve.

We want to keep it as easy as possible to contribute changes so that our modules work in your environment. There are a few guidelines that we need contributors to follow so that we can have a chance of keeping on top of things.

For more information, see our module contribution guide.

Contributors

To see who's already involved, see the list of contributors.

Reference

Resource types

reboot

Tasks

init: Reboots a machine
last_boot_time: Gets the last boot time of a Linux or Windows system
last_boot_time_nix: Gets the last boot time of a Linux system
last_boot_time_win: Gets the last boot time of a Windows system
nix: Reboots a machine
win: Reboots a machine

Plans

reboot: Reboots targets and waits for them to be available again.

Resource types

`reboot`

The reboot type.

Properties

The following properties are available in the reboot type.

`when`

Valid values: refreshed, pending

When to check for, and if needed, perform a reboot. If pending, then the provider will check if a reboot is pending, and only if needed, reboot the system. If refreshed then the reboot will only be performed in response to a refresh event from another resource, e.g. package.

Default value: refreshed

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the reboot type.

apply
message
name
onlyif
provider
timeout
unless

`apply`

Valid values: immediately, finished

When to apply the reboot. If immediately, then the provider will stop applying additional resources and apply the reboot once puppet has finished syncing. If finished, it will continue applying resources and then perform a reboot at the end of the run. The default is immediately.

Default value: immediately

`message`

Default value: Puppet is rebooting the computer

`name`

namevar

`onlyif`

For pending reboots, only reboot if the reboot is pending for one of the supplied reasons.

`provider`

The specific backend to use for this reboot resource. You will seldom need to specify this --- Puppet will usually discover the appropriate provider for your platform.

`timeout`

The amount of time in seconds to wait between the time the reboot is requested and when the reboot is performed. The default timeout is 60 seconds. Note that this time starts once puppet has exited the current run.

Default value: 60

`unless`

For pending reboots, ignore the supplied reasons when checking pennding reboot

Tasks

`init`

Reboots a machine

Supports noop? false

Parameters

`timeout`

Data type: Optional[Variant[Pattern[/^[0-9]*$/],Integer]]

Timeout before shutdown (seconds); enforces a minimum of 3s

`message`

Data type: Optional[Pattern[/^[^|&]*$/]]

Shutdown message for systems that support it

`shutdown_only`

Data type: Optional[Boolean]

Only shut the machine down, do not reboot

`last_boot_time`

Gets the last boot time of a Linux or Windows system

Supports noop? false

`last_boot_time_nix`

Gets the last boot time of a Linux system

Supports noop? false

`last_boot_time_win`

Gets the last boot time of a Windows system

Supports noop? false

`nix`

Reboots a machine

Supports noop? false

Parameters

`timeout`

Data type: Optional[Integer[3]]

Timeout before shutdown (seconds)

`message`

Data type: Optional[Pattern[/^[^|&]*$/]]

Shutdown message for systems that support it

`shutdown_only`

Data type: Optional[Boolean]

Only shut the machine down, do not reboot

`win`

Reboots a machine

Supports noop? false

Parameters

`timeout`

Data type: Optional[Integer[3]]

Timeout before shutdown (seconds)

`message`

Data type: Optional[Pattern[/^[^|&]*$/]]

Shutdown message for systems that support it

`shutdown_only`

Data type: Optional[Boolean]

Only shut the machine down, do not reboot

Plans

`reboot`

Reboots targets and waits for them to be available again.

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the reboot plan:

targets
message
reboot_delay
disconnect_wait
reconnect_timeout
retry_interval
fail_plan_on_errors

`targets`

Data type: TargetSpec

Targets to reboot.

`message`

Data type: Optional[String]

Message to log with the reboot (for platforms that support it).

Default value: undef

`reboot_delay`

Data type: Integer[1]

How long (in seconds) to wait before rebooting. Defaults to 1.

Default value: 1

`disconnect_wait`

Data type: Integer[0]

How long (in seconds) to wait before checking whether the server has rebooted. Defaults to 10.

Default value: 10

`reconnect_timeout`

Data type: Integer[0]

How long (in seconds) to attempt to reconnect before giving up. Defaults to 180.

Default value: 180

`retry_interval`

Data type: Integer[0]

How long (in seconds) to wait between retries. Defaults to 1.

Default value: 1

`fail_plan_on_errors`

Data type: Boolean

Raise an error if any targets do not successfully reboot. Defaults to true.

Default value: true

What are tasks?

Modules can contain tasks that take action outside of a desired state managed by Puppet. It’s perfect for troubleshooting or deploying one-off changes, distributing scripts to run across your infrastructure, or automating changes that need to happen in a particular order as part of an application deployment.

Tasks in this module release

last_boot_time

Gets the last boot time of a Linux or Windows system

reboot

Reboots a machine

Parameters
message	Shutdown message for systems that support it `Optional[Pattern[/^[^\|&]*$/]]`
shutdown_only	Only shut the machine down, do not reboot `Optional[Boolean]`
timeout	Timeout before shutdown (seconds); enforces a minimum of 3s `Optional[Variant[Pattern[/^[0-9]*$/],Integer]]`

Input method

stdin

Change log

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

v5.0.0 (2023-04-24)

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Changed

(CONT-795) Puppet 8 support / Drop Puppet 6 #343 (LukasAud)

v4.3.1 (2023-04-24)

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Fixed

pdksync - (CONT-189) Remove support for RedHat6 / OracleLinux6 / Scientific6 #335 (david22swan)
pdksync - (CONT-130) - Dropping Support for Debian 9 #332 (jordanbreen28)

v4.3.0 (2022-10-03)

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Added

pdksync - (GH-cat-11) Certify Support for Ubuntu 22.04 #329 (david22swan)

Fixed

(MAINT) Dropped support for Windows(7,8, 2008 Server & 2008 R2 Server) and AIX (5.3, 6.1) #330 (jordanbreen28)

v4.2.0 (2022-06-06)

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Added

pdksync - (GH-cat-12) Add Support for Redhat 9 #324 (david22swan)
pdksync - (FM-8922) - Add Support for Windows 2022 #314 (david22swan)
pdksync - (IAC-1753) - Add Support for AlmaLinux 8 #309 (david22swan)
pdksync - (IAC-1751) - Add Support for Rocky 8 #308 (david22swan)

Fixed

pdksync - (GH-iac-334) Remove Support for Ubuntu 14.04/16.04 #316 (david22swan)
pdksync - (IAC-1787) Remove Support for CentOS 6 #312 (david22swan)
pdksync - (IAC-1598) - Remove Support for Debian 8 #307 (david22swan)

v4.1.0 (2021-08-23)

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Added

pdksync - (IAC-1709) - Add Support for Debian 11 #304 (david22swan)

Fixed

(MODULES-11149) Modify result of 'last' to remove current time #305 (nmburgan)

v4.0.2 (2021-03-19)

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Fixed

(MODULES-10963) remove win32-process on Puppet 7 #287 (gimmyxd)

v4.0.1 (2021-03-15)

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Fixed

Cleanup: Changed to ctrl::sleep() and removed redundant reboot::sleep() function #284 (fetzerms)
(MODULES-10955) More robust handling of reboot-task output #280 (fetzerms)

v4.0.0 (2021-02-27)

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Changed

pdksync - (MAINT) Remove SLES 11 support #279 (sanfrancrisko)
pdksync - (MAINT) Remove RHEL 5 family support #278 (sanfrancrisko)
pdksync - Remove Puppet 5 from testing and bump minimal version to 6.0.0 #275 (carabasdaniel)

v3.2.0 (2021-01-19)

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Added

pdksync - (feat) Add support for Puppet 7 #265 (daianamezdrea)

v3.1.0 (2020-11-17)

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Added

pdksync - (IAC-973) - Update travis/appveyor to run on new default branch main #253 (david22swan)

v3.0.0 (2020-02-27)

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Changed

(GH-1376) Change $nodes parameter for reboot plan to $targets #223 (beechtom)

v2.4.0 (2020-02-03)

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Added

Add shutdown\_only parameter to tasks #224 (MikaelSmith)
(MODULES-8201) Add pending reboot due to domain join for windows. #179 (razorbladex401)

Fixed

Fix plan return value #209 (reidmv)

v2.3.0 (2019-12-06)

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Added

(FM-8700) - Addition of Support for CentOs 8 #221 (david22swan)
pdksync - Add support on Debian10 #218 (lionce)

Fixed

Fix reboot message for linux hosts #213 (nmaludy)

2.2.0 (2019-07-24)

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v2.2.0 (2019-07-24)

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Added

(FM-8051) Add RedHat 8 support #207 (eimlav)
(MODULES-8148) - Add SLES 15 support #191 (eimlav)

Fixed

Add additional guards for nix process detach #210 (reidmv)
MODULES-8726: Ensure sbin is in the path #205 (xalimar)
[MODULES-8718] Check for root or sudo in the reboot task nix.sh script #203 (thilinapiy)
(MODULES-8717) Fix dependency issue on boltspec #202 (HelenCampbell)

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

[2.1.2] - 2018-12-13

Fixed

Fix infinite reboot plan wait loop on Windows when reboot takes under a minute (MODULES-8353)
Mark last_boot_time task implementations as private so they're not listed by Bolt.

[2.1.1] - 2018-12-06

Added

Use wait_until_available to reduce task runs (BOLT-956)
Add bash and powershell implementations of reboot task (BOLT-459)
Support for Puppet 6 (MODULES-7832)
Add Rubocop to enforce PDK rules (MODULES-5896)
Add Beaker Testmode Switcher (MODULES-6745)
Add acceptance-test support for Debian 9, Ubuntu 16.04 and Ubuntu 18.04 (MODULES-7417)

Changed

Update limitations in README (MODULES-7634)
Convert module to PDK format (MODULES-7403)
Use Beaker 4 (MODULES-7658)

Fixed

Fix conditionals in Windows provider (MODULES-3975)

Removed

Support for SLES 5 and Debian 7 (FM-6968)

Security

Fix CVE-2018-6508

[2.0.0] - 2018-01-23

Added

Support for Puppet 5
Add a Puppet Task for performing on-demand reboots (MODULES5804)
Add capability to reboot a Windows machine if specific conditions are met via the onlyif parameter (MODULES-4328)
Add capability to prevent a reboot resource from rebooting a Windows machine if specific conditions are met via the unless parameter (MODULES-4328)

Fixed

Converted test framework from Beaker to Beaker-RSpec (MODULES-5977)

Removed

Ended support for Puppet 3

[1.2.1] - 2015-11-24

Added

Pending reboot - Allow setting a flag directly on provider (MODULES-2822)

Changed

Fix use of read method from Registry (MODULES-2804)

[1.2.0] - 2015-10-14

Added

Pending reboot - detect computer rename (MODULES-2657)
Pending reboot - Detect DSC pending reboot state (MODULES-2658)
Pending reboot - Detect CCM pending reboot state (MODULES-2659)

Changed

Fix Linux provider failing (MODULES-2585)

[1.1.0] - 2015-07-28 - Supported Release 1.1.0

Added

Add notice when system is scheduling a reboot

Changed

Move Linux provider to use new POSIX provider
Fix Unit and Acceptance Test cases

[1.0.0] - 2015-04-15

Added

Linux support

Changed

Reboot is now triggered at_exit instead of watching for ruby process to end

Removed

Prompt for windows reboot
catalog_apply_timeout parameter

[0.1.9] - 2014-11-11

Changed

Fixes issues URL in metadata

[0.1.8] - 2014-08-25

Changed

Fixes for working on x64-native ruby.

[0.1.7] - 2014-07-15

Changed

Update metadata.json so the module can be uninstalled and upgraded via the puppet module command.

[0.1.6] - 2014-04-15

Changed

Updated metadata.

[0.1.5] - 2014-03-04

Added

The version is 0.x but should be considered a 1.x for semantic versioning purposes.

[0.1.4] - 2014-02-07

Changed

Add a workaround for a ruby bug that can prevent ruby.exe from exiting (PUP-1578)

[0.1.2] - 2013-09-27

Changed

Never load sample.pp in production

[0.1.1] - 2013-09-27

Only manage reboot resources on systems where shutdown.exe exists (FM-105)
Module does not work on Windows 2003 (FM-106)
Update description in init.pp (PP-433)

[0.1.0] - 2013-09-17

Added

Initial release of the reboot module

* This Changelog was automatically generated by github_changelog_generator


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Module name:: puppetlabs-reboot
Module version:: 5.0.0
Scan initiated:: April 24th 2023, 6:44:48

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Table of Contents

Overview

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Beginning with reboot

Usage

Complete any pending reboots before installing a package

Install multiple packages before rebooting

Reboot when certain conditions are met

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Type: reboot

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apply

message

name

timeout

when

onlyif

unless

Plan: reboot

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targets

message

reboot_delay

disconnect_wait

reconnect_timeout

retry_interval

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when

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apply

message

name

onlyif

provider

timeout

unless

Tasks

init

Parameters

timeout

message

shutdown_only

last_boot_time

last_boot_time_nix

last_boot_time_win

nix

Parameters

`apply`

`message`

`name`

`timeout`

`when`

`onlyif`

`unless`

Plan: `reboot`

`targets`

`message`

`reboot_delay`

`disconnect_wait`

`reconnect_timeout`

`retry_interval`

`fail_plan_on_errors`

`reboot`

`when`

`apply`

`message`

`name`

`onlyif`

`provider`

`timeout`

`unless`

`init`

`timeout`

`message`

`shutdown_only`

`last_boot_time`

`last_boot_time_nix`

`last_boot_time_win`

`nix`

`timeout`

`message`

`shutdown_only`

`win`

`timeout`

`message`

`shutdown_only`

`reboot`

`targets`

`message`

`reboot_delay`

`disconnect_wait`

`reconnect_timeout`

`retry_interval`

`fail_plan_on_errors`