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class nodo::master {
$main_master = hiera('nodo::master::main', false)
if $main_master == true {
# Puppetmaster should be included before nodo::vserver
class { 'puppetmasterd':
main => true,
}
# This is a workaround to correctly set allowed hosts on munin
# client when the host is also present.
#
# Somewhow the inclusion of munin::host makes both $munin_allow
# and $munin_port to get blank.
#
# Right now we don't need to bother with fixing $munin_port as
# we are running the munin host in the main master node but it's
# mandatory to fix $munin_allow so munin can connect into the node.
$munin_allow = hiera('nodo::munin_node::host', '')
include munin::host
include munin::plugins::muninhost
# The main master has a host entry pointing to itself, other
# masters still retrieve catalogs from the main master.
host { "puppet":
ensure => present,
ip => "127.0.0.1",
alias => ["puppet.$domain"],
}
} else {
class { 'puppetmasterd':
main => false,
}
host { "puppet":
ensure => absent,
}
}
# We should run master nodes web server behind an HTTPS proxy
$nodo_https_proxy = 'yes'
# These should be included after puppetmaster
include nodo::vserver
include database
include git-manager
include websites::admin
include nagios::headless
include nagios::defaults
# Nagios apache workaround
file { "/etc/apache2/conf.d/nagios3.conf":
ensure => absent,
}
case $puppetmaster_db_password {
'': { fail("Please set \$puppetmaster_db_password in your host config") }
}
# Update master's puppet.conf if you change here
database::instance { "puppet":
password => "$puppetmaster_db_password",
}
# Used for trac dependency graphs
package { "graphviz":
ensure => present,
}
# Check domain registration
domain::check { $domain: }
}
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