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Bolt Dynamic Inventory: Making Puppet Easier
The document discusses the use of Puppet with a focus on beginner guidance for modifying existing modules and writing new Puppet code. It outlines two parts of the Puppet workflow, addressing questions about safely working with existing stacks and the tools available for code development and testing. The content also includes diagrams and emphasizes the importance of learning Puppet in a practical context.
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Bolt Dynamic Inventory: Making Puppet Easier
- 1. © Perforce Software,Inc. Gavin Didrichsen Principal Software Engineer February 2025 #ConfigMgmtCamp Ghent Bolt Makes it Easy to Use Puppet
- 2. © Perforce Software,Inc. Diagram here: • for talking around key points (puppetserver, agents, control-repo, Puppetfile, modules) Discussion: • Where do you begin if you’re a beginner? • How can you modify existing modules and code safely on existing stacks? The Puppet Workflow: Part 1
- 3. © Perforce Software,Inc. Diagram here: • for talking around existing tools (pdk, bolt, orbstack, cloud, bolt plugins, etc.) Discussion: • How can I start writing Puppet code from nothing? • How can I safely modify existing modules and test them? • How can I learn Puppet safely and then apply it to my workstack? The Puppet Workflow: Part 2
- 4. © Perforce Software,Inc. Demo
- 5. © Perforce Software,Inc. Thank You for Listening! Questions?