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Published inJun 2023
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David Sandilands
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David Sandilands

David Sandilands is a principal solutions architect at Puppet, with a focus on the product management of Puppet's development ecosystem and integrations. This includes management of the Forge, supported modules, the Puppet Developer Kit, and integrations such as ServiceNow and Splunk. Before this, David worked within Puppet's solutions architect team, helping Puppet's largest customers deliver infrastructure automation at scale, and supported these customers in their DevOps working practices. He spent eight years at NatWest as a cloud infrastructure engineer delivering their IaaS platform. Based in Falkirk, Scotland, David has a Bachelor of Engineering in computer science from the University of Edinburgh.
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For this chapter, you will need to provision a Puppet server standard architecture with a Windows client and a Linux client by downloading the params.json file from https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Puppet-8-for-DevOps-Engineers/blob/main/ch04/params.json and then using the following command from your pecdm directory:

bolt --verbose plan run pecdm::provision –params @params.json

In various sections of this chapter, examples will be given of using the notify function, which outputs to the agent command line. These examples can just be run in the local development environment by putting all the code into a manifest file – for example, example.pp – and then running puppet apply example.pp.

Alternatively, any variables that are required can be set using the environment variable format of FACTER_variable_name and running puppet apply –e '<example_code>'. To run one of the substring examples, you can run the following...

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David Sandilands

David Sandilands is a principal solutions architect at Puppet, with a focus on the product management of Puppet's development ecosystem and integrations. This includes management of the Forge, supported modules, the Puppet Developer Kit, and integrations such as ServiceNow and Splunk. Before this, David worked within Puppet's solutions architect team, helping Puppet's largest customers deliver infrastructure automation at scale, and supported these customers in their DevOps working practices. He spent eight years at NatWest as a cloud infrastructure engineer delivering their IaaS platform. Based in Falkirk, Scotland, David has a Bachelor of Engineering in computer science from the University of Edinburgh.
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