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Providing chef-solo-like behavior in Puppet

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puppet-solo

	#!/usr/bin/env

	# Because Puppet has supported "solo" mode since 2005
	exec puppet $@

simpsonjulian commented Mar 8, 2011

I always add --modulepath, but that's pretty much what I use.

jnewland commented Mar 8, 2011

There's also https://github.com/railsmachine/rump, which wraps this behavior with sane defaults and provides a generator for the proper manifest directory structure, etc.

simpsonjulian commented Mar 8, 2011

@jnewland: I tried out rump this weekend: very useful. Been meaning to dig further into the code and see what I need to do to pass --debug and --no-op down to puppet.

jnewland commented Mar 8, 2011

@simpsonjulian those are both mentioned in the readme. just pass 'em :)

You can append options you'd normally pass to the puppet command at the end of rump go:

$ sudo rump go --verbose --debug --noop

sheerun commented Mar 25, 2013

I've created auto-installable binary that doesn't require --modulepath: https://github.com/sheerun/puppet-solo

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