nanliu/puppet-module-data
Hiera backend that stores data in a module
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Hiera backend that stores data in a module
Puppet Enterprise, now with automated updates
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manage kernel module with puppet
Map files to puppet resources and back
New mount types/providers splitting fstab and actual mounts into separate types.
File concatenation system for Puppet
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An actual Boolean property for Puppet
rsync module
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Setup/configure EPEL (extra repository for enterprise linux) with Puppet
Alternative Augeas-based providers for Puppet
PuppetConf 2013 Type and Provider Example
A set of shared spec helpers specific to Puppetlabs projects
A sample set of Puppet modules based on current Naming Standards (wip)
Types and providers to manage network interfaces
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Converts Ruby Hashes to XML
Puppet type/provider for (limited) yaml setting manipulation as resources
A puppet recipe for Apache Maven, to download artifacts from a Maven repository, install Maven, configure settings.xml,...
Installs Vagrant via Boxen
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Install Divvy, a window resizer.
Boxen's fundamental modules and types.
Copy me for your team.
Puppet module for networking device resource types
VMware vShield Puppet Module
VMware-vCSA
VMware-common
Homebrew package provider
Octopress is an obsessively designed framework for Jekyll blogging. It’s easy to configure and easy to deploy. Sweet huh?
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Bootstrap CentOS training VMs from scratch. Now with true versioning!
Ruby interface to the VMware vSphere API.
VMware vCenter Module
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Rocco is Docco in Ruby
Play interface to PuppetDB
native types for managing google compute instances
Demo of razor with puppet and puppetdb already setup on the master machine
Bootstrap demo system.
Puppet module for configuring IIS
Puppet Labs VMware vFabric Application Director
Vagrant project for installing OpenStack via Puppet
Install software from source