device_manager

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Manage devices used by 'puppet device' on puppet agents.

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released Oct 19th 2023

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This module has been deprecated by its author since Jun 11th 2024.

Tasks:

run_puppet_device

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Installation method

Add this module to your Puppetfile:

mod 'puppetlabs-device_manager', '4.1.0'

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Add this module to your Bolt project:

bolt module add puppetlabs-device_manager

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Manually install this module globally with Puppet module tool:

puppet module install puppetlabs-device_manager --version 4.1.0

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puppetlabs/device_manager — version 4.1.0 Oct 19th 2023

device_manager

Description
What does this module provide?
Usage
Parameters
Orchestration
Reference

Description

Agentless devices require a proxy Puppet agent to request certificates, collect facts, retrieve and apply catalogs, and store reports. This module manages the configuration files used by the puppet device command, installs libraries required by device modules, and provides additional resources for scheduling and orchestrating puppet device runs on those proxy Puppet agents.

What does this module provide?

Allows for the configuration of devices in device.conf via a manifest, Hiera, and/or the Classifier
Defines a devices fact on the proxy Puppet agent identifying the devices for which it is a proxy
Installs libraries required by associated device modules the proxy Puppet agent
Provides an option for scheduling of puppet device runs on the proxy Puppet agent
Provides an optional task for orchestration of puppet device runs on newer proxy Puppet agents

Usage

Install

On the server, install the device_manager module:

puppet module install puppetlabs-device_manager

On the server, install the device-specific module associated with each device. For example:

puppet module install f5-f5

puppet module install puppetlabs-cisco_ios

Configure

You can declare individual devices via a manifest, or multiple devices via Hiera or the Classifier. Using Hiera allows you to encrypt sensitive information, such as passwords, at rest on the server, using the hiera-eyaml backend.

Note: If you declare the same device (identified by name) via Hiera and the Classifier, the declaration in the Classifier takes precedence.

Manage individual devices via a manifest:

Declare individual device_manager resources via a manifest and apply to the proxy Puppet agent:

node 'agent.example.com' {

  device_manager { 'bigip.example.com':
    type         => 'f5',
    url          => 'https://admin:password@10.0.0.245/',
    run_interval => 30,
  }

  device_manager { 'cisco.example.com':
    type        => 'cisco_ios',
    credentials => {
      address         => '10.0.0.246',
      port            => 22,
      username        => 'admin',
      password        => 'password',
      enable_password => 'password',
    },
  }

}

Manage multiple devices via Hiera:

Declare multiple device_manager resources via the device_manager::devices key and apply to the proxy Puppet agent via Hiera:

---
device_manager::devices:
  bigip1.example.com:
    type:         'f5'
    url:          'https://admin:password@10.0.1.245/'
    run_interval: 30
  bigip2.example.com:
    type:         'f5'
    url:          'https://admin:password@10.0.2.245/'
    run_interval: 30
  cisco1.example.com:
    type:         'cisco_ios'
    credentials:
      address:    '10.0.1.246'
      port:            22
      username:        'admin'
      password:        'password'
      enable_password: 'password'
    run_interval: 60
  cisco2.example.com:
    type:         'cisco_ios'
    credentials:
      address:    '10.0.2.246'
      port:            22
      username:        'admin'
      password:        'password'
      enable_password: 'password'
    run_interval: 60

Declare the device_manager::devices class in a manifest and apply to the proxy Puppet agent:

node 'agent.example.com'  {
  include device_manager::devices
}

Manage multiple devices via the Classifier:

Declare multiple device_manager resources, via the devices parameter, to the device_manager::devices class and apply to the proxy Puppet agent via the Classifier:

{
  'bigip1.example.com' => {
    type         => 'f5',
    url          => 'https://admin:password@10.0.1.245/',
    run_interval => 30,
  },
  'bigip2.example.com' => {
    type         => 'f5',
    url          => 'https://admin:password@10.0.2.245/',
    run_interval => 30,
  },
  'cisco1.example.com' => {
    type         => 'cisco_ios'
    credentials  => {
      address         => '10.0.1.246',
      port            => 22,
      username        => 'admin',
      password        => 'password',
      enable_password => 'password',
    },
    run_interval => 60,
  }
  'cisco2.example.com' => {
    type        => 'cisco_ios',
    credentials => {
      address         => '10.0.2.246',
      port            => 22,
      username        => 'admin',
      password        => 'password',
      enable_password => 'password',
    },
    run_interval => 60,
  }
}

Defaults when managing multiple devices via Hiera or the Classifier:

When using the device_manager::devices class, you can declare defaults (for all devices and for each device type) for device parameters via the device_manager::devices::defaults key and apply to the proxy Puppet agent via Hiera:

device_manager::devices::defaults:
  type:           'cisco_ios'
  run_interval:   45
  f5:
    run_interval: 30
  cisco_ios:
    run_interval: 60
    credentials:
      port:            22
      username:        'admin'
      password:        'password'
      enable_password: 'password'

This allows for deduplication of common parameters:

---
device_manager::devices:
  bigip1.example.com:
    type:         'f5'
    url:          'https://admin:password@10.0.1.245/'
  bigip2.example.com:
    type:         'f5'
    url:          'https://admin:password@10.0.2.245/'
  cisco1.example.com:
    credentials:
      address:    '10.0.1.246'
  cisco2.example.com:
    credentials:
      address:    '10.0.2.246'

The order of precedence for parameters and defaults is:

The parameter in the resource declaration
The default in device_manager::devices::defaults::<DEVICE TYPE>
The default in device_manager::devices::defaults

Hash parameters (such as credentials) are merged using the same precedence.

Run `puppet device`

Declaring these resources will configure device.conf and apply the base class (if one is defined) of associated device modules on the proxy Puppet agent, allowing it to execute puppet device runs on behalf of its configured devices:

puppet device --verbose --target bigip.example.com

Signing certificates

The first run of puppet device for a device will generate a certificate request for the device:

Info: Creating a new SSL key for bigip.example.com
Info: Caching certificate for ca
Info: csr_attributes file loading from /opt/puppetlabs/puppet/cache/devices/bigip.example.com/csr_attributes.yaml
Info: Creating a new SSL certificate request for bigip.example.com
Info: Certificate Request fingerprint (SHA256): ...
Info: Caching certificate for ca

Unless autosign is enabled, the following (depending upon waitforcert) will be output:

Notice: Did not receive certificate
Notice: Did not receive certificate
Notice: Did not receive certificate
...

Or:

Exiting; no certificate found and waitforcert is disabled

On the server, execute the following to sign the certificate for the device:

puppet cert sign bigip.example.com

This will output that the certificate for the device has been signed:

Signing Certificate Request for:
  "bigip.example.com" (SHA256) ...
Notice: Signed certificate request for bigip.example.com
Notice: Removing file Puppet::SSL::CertificateRequest bigip.example.com at '/etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/ca/requests/bigip.example.com.pem'

Parameters

name

Data type: String

This parameter is optional, and defaults to the title of the resource.

Specifies the certname of the device.

ensure

Data type: String

This parameter is optional, with valid options of 'present' (the default) and 'absent'.

Setting to 'absent' deletes the device from device.conf and the devices fact, and negates the effect of any other parameters.

type

Data type: String

Specifies the type of the device in device.conf on the proxy Puppet agent. This identifies the module used to access the device.

url

Data type: String

This parameter is required for devices that do not use the Puppet Resource API: refer to the associated device module documentation for details regarding its format. The url and credentials parameters are mutually exclusive.

url => 'https://admin:password@10.0.0.245/'

Specifies the URL of the device in device.conf on the proxy Puppet agent.

credentials

Data type: Hash

This parameter is required for devices that use the Puppet Resource API: refer to the associated device module documentation for details regarding its format. The credentials and url parameters are mutually exclusive.

credentials => {
  address         => '10.0.0.246',
  port            => 22,
  username        => 'admin',
  password        => 'password',
  enable_password => 'password',
}

This saves the credentials of the device in a HOCON file in confdir/devices and specifies that file as the url of the device in device.conf on the proxy Puppet agent.

debug

Data type: Boolean

This parameter is optional, with a default of false.

Specifies transport-level debugging of the device in device.conf on the proxy Puppet agent, and is limited to debugging the telnet and ssh transports.

Note: This parameter specifies the debug property defined in: Config Files: device.conf rather than the --debug option defined in: Man Page: puppet device.

include_module

Data type: Boolean

This parameter is optional, with a default of true.

Specifies automatically including the base class (if one is defined) of the associated device module (specified by the type parameter) on the proxy Puppet agent. Device modules may implement a base class that applies an install class. Including that class will install libraries required by the device module.

run_interval

Data type: Integer

This parameter is optional, with a default of 0.

Setting run_interval to a value between 1 and 1440 will create a Cron (or on Windows, a Scheduled Task) resource for the device that executes puppet device --target every run_interval minutes (with a randomized offset) on the proxy Puppet agent. When creating a Cron resource, values greater than thirty minutes will be rounded up to the nearest hour.

Note: On versions of Puppet (lower than Puppet 5.x.x) that do not support puppet device --target, this parameter will instead create one Cron (or Scheduled Task) resource that executes puppet device for all devices in device.conf every 60 minutes (at a randomized minute) on the proxy Puppet agent.

run_user

Data type: String

This parameter is optional, with a default of $::identity['user'].

Specifies the user to own the configuration files and any cron job or scheduled task for the device on the proxy Puppet agent.

Note: On versions of Puppet (lower than Puppet 5.x.x) that do not support puppet device --target, this parameter will not set the user of the one Cron (or Scheduled Task) resource.

run_group

Data type: String

This parameter is optional, with a default of $::identity['group'].

Specifies the group to own the configuration files for the device on the proxy Puppet agent.

Orchestration

Puppet Tasks

On versions of Puppet Enterprise (2017.3.x or higher) that support Puppet Tasks, this module provides a device_manager::run_puppet_device task which can be used by the puppet task command to orchestrate a puppet device run on the proxy Puppet agent. Help for this task is available via: puppet task show device_manager::run_puppet_device command.

Examples:

To run puppet device for all devices in device.conf on the specified proxy Puppet agent:

puppet task run device_manager::run_puppet_device --nodes 'agent.example.com'

To run puppet device for all devices in device.conf on the proxy Puppet agent identified by a PuppetDB query:

puppet task run device_manager::run_puppet_device --query 'inventory { facts.devices."bigip.example.com" = true }'

To run puppet device --target for a specific device in device.conf on the proxy Puppet agent identified by a PuppetDB query:

puppet task run device_manager::run_puppet_device --query 'inventory { facts.devices."bigip.example.com" = true }' target=bigip.example.com

Reference

For more information, see:

Reference

Tasks

run_puppet_device: Run puppet device on a (proxy) Puppet agent

Classes

`device_manager::conf`

The device_manager::conf class.

`device_manager::devices`

The device_manager::devices class.

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the device_manager::devices class:

devices
defaults

`devices`

Data type: Hash

Default value: {}

`defaults`

Data type: Hash

Default value: {}

`device_manager::fact`

The device_manager::fact class.

`device_manager::run`

The device_manager::run class.

`device_manager::run::via_cron::untargeted`

The device_manager::run::via_cron::untargeted class.

`device_manager::run::via_exec::untargeted`

The device_manager::run::via_exec::untargeted class.

`device_manager::run::via_scheduled_task::untargeted`

The device_manager::run::via_scheduled_task::untargeted class.

Defined types

`device_manager`

The device_manager class.

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the device_manager defined type:

type
url
credentials
debug
run_interval
run_via_exec
run_user
run_group
include_module
ensure

`type`

Data type: String[1]

`url`

Data type: String

Default value: ''

`credentials`

Data type: Hash

Default value: {}

`debug`

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

`run_interval`

Data type: Integer[0,1440]

Default value: 0

`run_via_exec`

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

`run_user`

Data type: String

Default value: $::identity['user']

`run_group`

Data type: String

Default value: $::identity['group']

`include_module`

Data type: Boolean

Default value: true

`ensure`

Data type: Enum[present, absent]

Default value: present

`device_manager::conf::device`

The device_manager::conf::device class.

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the device_manager::conf::device defined type:

type
url
credentials
run_user
run_group
debug
ensure

`type`

Data type: String

`url`

Data type: String

`credentials`

Data type: Hash

`run_user`

Data type: String

`run_group`

Data type: String

`debug`

Data type: Boolean

Default value: false

`ensure`

Data type: Enum[present, absent]

Default value: present

`device_manager::fact::device`

The device_manager::fact::device class.

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the device_manager::fact::device defined type:

ensure

`ensure`

Data type: Enum[present, absent]

Default value: present

`device_manager::run::via_cron::device`

The device_manager::run::via_cron::device class.

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the device_manager::run::via_cron::device defined type:

ensure
run_interval
run_user

`ensure`

Data type: String

`run_interval`

Data type: Integer

`run_user`

Data type: String

`device_manager::run::via_exec::device`

The device_manager::run::via_exec::device class.

`device_manager::run::via_scheduled_task::device`

The device_manager::run::via_scheduled_task::device class.

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the device_manager::run::via_scheduled_task::device defined type:

ensure
run_interval
run_user

`ensure`

Data type: String

`run_interval`

Data type: Integer

`run_user`

Data type: String

Functions

`device_manager::interval_to_cron_time`

Type: Puppet Language

The device_manager::interval_to_cron_time function.

`device_manager::interval_to_cron_time(Integer[0,1440] $interval, Integer[0,59] $offset)`

The device_manager::interval_to_cron_time function.

Returns: Hash

`interval`

Data type: Integer[0,1440]

`offset`

Data type: Integer[0,59]

Tasks

`run_puppet_device`

Run puppet device on a (proxy) Puppet agent

Supports noop? true

Parameters

`target`

Data type: Optional[Pattern[/^[a-z0-9._-]+$/]]

The name of a device in device.conf on the (proxy) Puppet agent

`timeout`

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

The timeout in seconds for the puppet device command(s), defaults to 64

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

run_puppet_device

Run puppet device on a (proxy) Puppet agent

Parameters
target	The name of a device in device.conf on the (proxy) Puppet agent `Optional[Pattern[/^[a-z0-9._-]+$/]]`
timeout	The timeout in seconds for the puppet device command(s), defaults to 64 `Optional[Variant[Integer, Pattern[/^[0-9]+$/]]]`

Input method

stdin

Dependencies

puppetlabs/concat (>= 3.0.0 < 10.0.0)
puppetlabs/hocon (>= 1.0.0 < 2.0.0)
puppetlabs/stdlib (>= 4.13.1 < 10.0.0)

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device_manager

Version information

This version is compatible with:

This module has been deprecated by its author since Jun 11th 2024.

Tasks:

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Documentation

device_manager

Table of Contents

Description

What does this module provide?

Usage

Install

Configure

Manage individual devices via a manifest:

Manage multiple devices via Hiera:

Manage multiple devices via the Classifier:

Defaults when managing multiple devices via Hiera or the Classifier:

Run puppet device

Signing certificates

Parameters

name

ensure

type

url

credentials

debug

include_module

run_interval

run_user

run_group

Orchestration

Puppet Tasks

Examples:

Reference

Reference

Table of Contents

Classes

Defined types

Functions

Tasks

Classes

device_manager::conf

device_manager::devices

Parameters

devices

defaults

device_manager::fact

device_manager::run

device_manager::run::via_cron::untargeted

device_manager::run::via_exec::untargeted

device_manager::run::via_scheduled_task::untargeted

Defined types

device_manager

Parameters

type

url

credentials

debug

run_interval

run_via_exec

run_user

run_group

include_module

ensure

device_manager::conf::device

Parameters

type

url

credentials

run_user

run_group

debug

ensure

device_manager::fact::device

Parameters

ensure

device_manager::run::via_cron::device

Parameters

ensure

Run `puppet device`

`device_manager::conf`

`device_manager::devices`

`devices`

`defaults`

`device_manager::fact`

`device_manager::run`

`device_manager::run::via_cron::untargeted`

`device_manager::run::via_exec::untargeted`

`device_manager::run::via_scheduled_task::untargeted`

`device_manager`

`type`

`url`

`credentials`

`debug`

`run_interval`

`run_via_exec`

`run_user`

`run_group`

`include_module`

`ensure`

`device_manager::conf::device`

`type`

`url`

`credentials`

`run_user`

`run_group`

`debug`

`ensure`

`device_manager::fact::device`

`ensure`

`device_manager::run::via_cron::device`

`ensure`

`run_interval`

`run_user`

`device_manager::run::via_exec::device`

`device_manager::run::via_scheduled_task::device`

`ensure`

`run_interval`

`run_user`

`device_manager::interval_to_cron_time`

`device_manager::interval_to_cron_time(Integer[0,1440] $interval, Integer[0,59] $offset)`

`interval`

`offset`

`run_puppet_device`

`target`

`timeout`