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--- apps:puppet [2024-05-20 10:12] – Modernizing, Syntax Highlighting and updates for newer Debian Versions jens
+++ apps:puppet [2024-05-20 10:15] (current) – [Connecting] Syntax jens
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 Of course, before testing your code, you should first run it through ''puppet parser validate'' and ''puppet-lint''. However, this is not a Puppet code manual, you should check their [[https://puppet.com/docs|excellent documentation]] for that.
-===== Connecting Clients =====
+===== Clients =====
+==== Connecting ====
 Of course, your Puppet server will be useless if it only manages itself. To connect clients to your Puppet server, make sure it is reachable on port 8140/TCP (both IPv4 and IPv6 work).
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-To accept that certificate just run ''puppetserver ca sign --certname <client.system.tld>'' and you are good to go. From now on, that system will be managed by your Puppet server. To test this you can run a ''puppet agent -t'' on the client.
+To accept that certificate just run
-==== Removing clients ====
+  puppetserver ca sign --certname <client.system.tld>
+and you are good to go. From now on, that system will be managed by your Puppet server. To test this you can run a ''puppet agent -t'' on the client.
+==== Removing ====
 In case you need to remove (decommission) a client, you can list all available certificates with
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 ====== What next? ======
-Now, it might be a good idea to manage your Puppet code from your workstation using [[:apps:git|git]]. That way you do not need to log in to the Puppet master all the time to make changes to your code as root.
+Now, it might be a good idea to manage your Puppet code from your workstation using [[git]]. That way you do not need to log in to the Puppet server all the time to make changes to your code as root.
 ~~DISCUSSION~~