The redhat package manager - rpm has the capability to install packages
from an url. As simple as
rpm -ivh http://example.com/package.rpm
Taking this in consideration we can use this into puppet to install packages
from an url.
Save this text as test.pp
class examplerpm ( $src ) {
package { 'package':
provider => 'rpm',
ensure => installed,
source => "${examplerpm::rpm}"
}
}
class { 'examplerpm':
src => 'https://example.com/package.rpm',
}
Apply the manifest with puppet
puppet apply --debug --no-daemonize test.pp
Voila - the package is installed via puppet->rpm provider.
The key to all this is to specify the provider into the Package section of
examplerpm class. This ensures that rpm will go fetch the source and installs
it.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Puppet install rpms via http sources
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3 comments:
Hi and thanks for your post! Just pointing out a little typo:
source => "${examplerpm::rpm}"
should be:
source => "${examplerpm::src}"
Good blog post, thanks for providing this puppet installation procedure.
Best Regards,
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Thanks for the information. I am currently installing an rpm package from http source but when I try to update the package with a newer version in the http source, rpm won't update the package. Any insight on this is greatly appreciated.
package { 'packagename':
ensure => 'installed',
provider => 'rpm',
source => $url,
}
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