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Felix Frank
Felix Frank
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Felix Frank has used and programmed computers for most of his life. During and after working on his computer science diploma, he gained experience on the job as a systems administrator, server operator, and open source software developer. He spent 6 years of his 11-year career as a Puppet power user. In parallel, he spent about two years intensifying his studies through ongoing source code contributions and active participation in several conferences.
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The contents of Puppet's modules

A module can be seen as a higher-order organizational unit. It bundles up classes and defined types that contribute to a common management goal (specific system aspects or a piece of software, for example). These manifests are not all that is organized through modules; most modules also bundle files and file templates. There can also be several kinds of Puppet plugins in a module. This section will explain these different parts of a module and show you where they are located. You will also learn about the means of module documentation and how to obtain existing modules for your own use.

Parts of a module

For most modules, manifests form the most important part - the core functionality...

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Published in: Sep 2017Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781787284715

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Felix Frank

Felix Frank has used and programmed computers for most of his life. During and after working on his computer science diploma, he gained experience on the job as a systems administrator, server operator, and open source software developer. He spent 6 years of his 11-year career as a Puppet power user. In parallel, he spent about two years intensifying his studies through ongoing source code contributions and active participation in several conferences.
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