Puppet users - May 2010 - RE: Setting up a Xen instance - SOLVED

I decided to simplify every that I was doing. I noticed that I had begun
to overthink things, and I decided that KISS, is still the best way to
go.

This has turned out to be something like this;


***
File xenmaster.testdomain.com.pp

node xenmaster.testdomain.com {
include xen
}

Where xen has been defined as a class in

File testdomain.classes.pp

class xen {
package { xen: ensure => installed }
service { "xen":
ensure => running,
require => Package["xen"],
}

***


I am pretty pleased with the outcome, even though it looks so basic, I
can now roll out xen to any box under my command, with this entry,
"include xen" -- Seeing as I use virt-manager, to manage my
VM''s under
xen, I have no need to do automated provisioning, yet. I have the class
I can include/inherit in another class to do automatic provisioning.


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