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OVH specific server changes

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Version information

  • 0.3.0 (latest)
  • 0.2.0
released Apr 22nd 2013

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thias/ovh — version 0.3.0 Apr 22nd 2013

puppet-ovh

Overview

This module manages configuration specific to OVH. See http://www.ovh.com/ for more details.

  • ovh::oco::check : Manage OvhCheckOut checks
  • ovh::oco::sshkey : Manage the OVH support team SSH key's presence

To cleanly install the OCO daemon on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, you will find the source, the spec and an init script under the oco-rpm directory.

Examples

Enable the original ssh key-based root access for OVH's support staff (which is restricted by IP address) :

ovh::sshkey { 'root': }

Revoke the access, useful if it was just temporarily for diagnostics :

ovh::sshkey { 'root': ensure => absent }

Enable a local OCO check on the node (this will automatically include the daemon) :

ovh::oco::check { 'http':
  freq      => '300sec',
  http_path => '/my-health-check.php',
}

Disable the same OCO check :

ovh::oco::check { 'http':
  freq      => '300sec',
  http_path => '/my-health-check.php',
  ensure    => absent,
}