Puppet users - Nov 2013 - puppet: access to a portion of modules?

Hey;

This may be more appropriate to the git group but, I suspect people here 
would have run into similar situations more than the git users have.

I''m working on a proof of concept for a git controlled puppet 
implementation supporting an environment of linux systems including web and 
tomcat servers.

Perfect world, what I''d like to do is provide the team that supports
those
applications read and write access to the puppet modules that control their 
applications only - so they can''t see anything else.

Right now, all the modules are maintained under one git repo. I took a 
quick peek at the pro git book and it looks like subtrees *might* be the 
answer i''m looking for; but, I wanted to ask people that have hopefully
solved similar problems if I''m on the right track before spending hours
researching that model.

So: would git subtrees work?  Is there a better method of handling this 
issue?

Any hints/tips/suggestions greatly appreciated.

Doug O''Leary

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Hi,

Take a look at r10k.
https://github.com/adrienthebo/r10k

Den
> On 13 Nov 2013, at 4:02, dkoleary <dkoleary@olearycomputers.com>
wrote:
> 
> Hey;
> 
> This may be more appropriate to the git group but, I suspect people here
would have run into similar situations more than the git users have.
> 
> I''m working on a proof of concept for a git controlled puppet
implementation supporting an environment of linux systems including web and
tomcat servers.
> 
> Perfect world, what I''d like to do is provide the team that
supports those applications read and write access to the puppet modules that
control their applications only - so they can''t see anything else.
> 
> Right now, all the modules are maintained under one git repo. I took a
quick peek at the pro git book and it looks like subtrees *might* be the answer
i''m looking for; but, I wanted to ask people that have hopefully solved
similar problems if I''m on the right track before spending hours
researching that model.
> 
> So: would git subtrees work?  Is there a better method of handling this
issue?
> 
> Any hints/tips/suggestions greatly appreciated.
> 
> Doug O''Leary
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