Jeremy Adams jpadams

Just found this fun way to do Node Manger REST API GETs in your browser #####if you're logged into the PE console as a user with the right privs.##### Looks pretty with a browser plugin to handle JSON :) I'm using "JSON View".

Jonathan Newman on the dev team cautions: Be aware that these paths will not (necessarily -jeremy) be the same for the next version of PE, so it might be worth that caveat. We reserve the right to remove/change/update any of the web APIs to better fit the webapp. :)

	node /centos65a/ {

	nonpriv::user_created_by_admin { 'web':
	server => 'master.inf.puppetlabs.demo',
	password => '$1$Bp8B.dWo$DUVekjsAsU0ttWZmS37P5.',
	}

	class { 'apache': }

	apache::vhost { 'site1.pdx.puppetlabs.demo':

	// compile this with javac to get MyCustomFact.class
	class MyCustomFact {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
	System.out.println("mycustomfact=foo");
	}
	}

	// then wrap it in a shell script like this

	// #! /bin/bash

	PUPPET='/opt/puppet/bin/puppet'

	curl -X PUT -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
	-d \
	'{
	"base_dn": "ou=system",
	"connect_timeout": 10,
	"display_name": "Sample Directory",
	"group_lookup_attr": "cn",
	"group_member_attr": "uniqueMember",

	#!/bin/bash

	declare -x PE_CERT=$(/opt/puppet/bin/puppet agent --configprint hostcert)
	declare -x PE_KEY=$(/opt/puppet/bin/puppet agent --configprint hostprivkey)
	declare -x PE_CA=$(/opt/puppet/bin/puppet agent --configprint localcacert)

	declare -x NC_CURL_OPT="-s --cacert $PE_CA --cert $PE_CERT --key $PE_KEY --insecure"

	curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' $NC_CURL_OPT --insecure https://localhost:4433/classifier-api/v1/update-classes

	PUPPET='/opt/puppet/bin/puppet'

	curl -k -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
	--cacert `$PUPPET config print localcacert` \
	--cert `$PUPPET config print hostcert` \
	--key `$PUPPET config print hostprivkey` \
	https://localhost:4433/activity-api/v1/events.csv?service_id=classifier

	# 1) run this as ./get_classifier_csv.sh > out.csv
	# 2) open in excel or similar

	wget -r -l 1 http://www.puppetlogs.com/puppet/
	cd www.puppetlogs.com/
	cd puppet/
	grep -i satellite * > results.html
	# stuff to do newlines and <p>
	cat results.html \| sed 's/puppet-.*html/<a href=\"file:\/\/\/Users\/jeremy\/src\/irc_logs\/www.puppetlogs.com\/puppet\/&\">&<\/a>/' > final.html
	ls -1 \| while read file; do newfile=$(echo $file \| sed 's/#//'); mv $file $newfile; done
	open final.html

	---
	vms:
	- name: "master.inf.puppetlabs.demo"
	box: "puppetlabs/centos-6.6-64-nocm"
	roles: [ "master" ]

	- name: "centos66a.pdx.puppetlabs.demo"
	box: "puppetlabs/centos-6.6-64-nocm"
	roles: [ "posix_agent" ]

	#! /bin/bash

	# node deactivation for an all-in-one (aka monolithic) PE master
	# ignores mcollective deactivation
	# read certnames from STDIN (one per line) and deactivate
	while read certname; do
	/opt/puppet/bin/puppet license 2>&1 \| head - -n2
	/bin/su - peadmin -c "/opt/puppet/bin/mco service stop pe-puppet -I $certname"
	/opt/puppet/bin/puppet node deactivate $certname
	/opt/puppet/bin/puppet cert revoke $certname

	jeremys-mbp-2:windows_essentials jeremy$ rake print
	Generating handouts pdf for WindowsEssentials v1.0.5...
	prince: static/index.html: error: can't open input file: No such file or directory
	prince: static/index.html: error: could not load input file
	prince: error: no input documents to process
	Generating exercise guide for WindowsEssentials v1.0.5...
	prince: static/index.html: error: can't open input file: No such file or directory
	prince: static/index.html: error: could not load input file
	prince: error: no input documents to process
	Generating solutions guide for WindowsEssentials v1.0.5...