Last class update endpoint

Puppet Enterprise 2017.2

Overview
- Welcome to PE
- PE architecture overview
- Component versions in recent PE releases
- Getting support
- PE version numbers
Release notes
- New features and enhancements
- Known issues
- Resolved issues
Puppet platform documentation
Quick start guides
- Quick start guide for *nix users
- Quick start guide for Windows users
- Essential configuration tasks
Managing Windows nodes
- Installing PE for a Windows environment
- Basic tasks and concepts in Windows
- Managing Windows configurations
- Installing and using Windows modules
- Troubleshooting Puppet on Windows
Installing
- System requirements
- What gets installed where?
- Downloading PE and installing overview
- Web-based installation: monolithic
- Text-mode installation
- Purchasing and installing the PE license key
- Installing agents
- Installing network device agents
- Installing compile masters
- Load balancing compile masters
- Installing ActiveMQ hubs and spokes
- Installing PE client tools
- Uninstalling PE
- Installing standalone PE-PostgreSQL
- PE and external PostgreSQL Setup
Upgrading
- Upgrading PE: monolithic
- Upgrading PE: split
- Upgrading PE agents: *nix
- Upgrading PE agents: Windows
Migrating from 3.8
- Preparing for Migration to PE 2017.2
- Migrating from PE 3.8 to 2017.2: monolithic
- Migrating: important notes
- Major path changes
Configuring PE
- Your PE infrastructure
- Tuning Puppet Server
- Tuning the console
- Tuning PuppetDB
- Tuning orchestration
- Java arguments for PE
- Configuring ulimit for PE services
- Tuning mono installs (reference)
- Writing configuration files
- PE analytics data collection
- Static catalogs
Configuring high availability
- High availability overview
- Configure high availability
Monitoring infrastructure state
- Monitor current infrastructure state
- Explore your catalog with the node graph
- Analyze changes across Puppet runs
- View all packages in use
- Infrastructure reports
- Monitoring Puppet Server metrics
- Monitoring PE services
- Status API
Managing nodes
- Managing node requests
- Running Puppet on agent nodes
- Getting started with classification
- Grouping and classifying nodes
- Roles and profiles: Designing system configs
- Viewing node-specific information
- Making changes to node groups
- Removing nodes
- Preconfigured node groups
- How does inheritance work?
- Working with environments
- Node classifier service API
Managing access
- Accessing the console
- Role-based access control
- Connecting PE with external directory services
- About RBAC permissions
- Creating and managing users and user roles
- Token-based authentication
- Running agents without root privileges
- RBAC service API v1
- RBAC service API v2
  - Endpoints
  - Revoke tokens
- Activity service API
  - Endpoints
  - Activity reporting
Managing applications
- Application orchestration: Overview
- Application orchestration: Key concepts and workflow
Enforcing change with Puppet orchestrator
- Direct Puppet: a workflow
- Puppet orchestrator: overview
- Puppet orchestrator in the console
- Puppet orchestrator on the command line
- Puppet orchestrator API
Managing and deploying Puppet code
- Managing and deploying Puppet code
- Managing environments with a control repository
- Managing environment content with Puppetfiles
- Code Manager
- r10k
- About file sync
Provisioning with Razor
- Bare-metal provisioning with Razor
- Setting up a Razor environment
- Installing Razor
- Using the Razor client
  - Razor client commands
- Protecting existing nodes
- Provisioning a node
- Provisioning a Windows node
- Provisioning with custom facts
- Working with Razor objects
- Using the Razor API
  - API reference
- Upgrading Razor
- Uninstalling Razor
SSL and certificates
- Complete PE cert regeneration
  - Regenerating certs: mono
  - Regenerating certs: splits
- Individual PE component cert regeneration
- Regenerating a Puppet agent certificate
- Regenerating a compile master certificate
- Using an external certificate authority with PE
- Configuring the PE console to use a custom SSL certificate
- Custom Diffie-Hellman param file generation
- SSL for PE and external PostgreSQL
- Disable TLSV1 in PE
APIs
- Index of Puppet APIs
Managing MCollective
- Overview
- Invoking actions
- Controlling Puppet
- List of built-in actions
- Adding new actions
- Configuring MCollective
Maintenance
- PE database maintenance
- Back up and restore PE
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting the installer
- Troubleshooting connections
- Troubleshooting Code Manager
- Troubleshooting the databases
- Troubleshooting Puppet core
- Troubleshooting MCollective
- Troubleshooting Windows
Appendix
- Compliance alternate workflow

GET /v1/last-class-update

GET /v1/last-class-update

Retrieve the time that classes were last updated from the Puppet master.

Response

The response will always be an object with one field, last_update. If there has been an update the value of last_update will be the time of the last update in ISO8601 format. If the node classifier has never updated from Puppet it will be null.