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Extending Puppet

You're reading from   Extending Puppet Tools and Techniques for smarter infrastructure configuration

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785885686
Length 316 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Alessandro Franceschi Alessandro Franceschi
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Jaime Soriano Pastor Jaime Soriano Pastor
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Puppet Essentials FREE CHAPTER 2. Managing Puppet Data with Hiera 3. Introducing PuppetDB 4. Designing Puppet Architectures 5. Using and Writing Reusable Modules 6. Higher Abstraction Modules 7. Puppet Migration Patterns 8. Code Workflow Management 9. Scaling Puppet Infrastructures 10. Extending Puppet 11. Beyond the System 12. Future Puppet Index

Git workflows


If we want to work and prosper with Git, we have to firmly grasp its principles and the main workflow approaches. There is much theory and some alternatives on how we can manage our Puppet code in a safe and comfortable way using Git.

In this section, we will review:

  • The Git basic principles and commands

  • Some useful Git hooks

Code management using Git

Git is generally available as the native package in every modern OS. Once we have installed it, we can configure our name and e-mail (that will appear in all our commits) with:

git config --global user.name "Alessandro Franceschi"
git config --global user.email [email protected]

These commands simply create the relevant entries in the ~/.gitconfig file. We can add more configurations either by directly editing this file or with the git config command, and check their current values with git config -l.

To create a Git repository, we just have to move into the directory that we want to track and simply type git init. This command initializes...

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