Puppet Enterprise 2018.1
- Welcome to Puppet Enterprise® 2018.1.9
- Release notes
- New features
- Enhancements
- Deprecations and removals
- Known issues
- Installation and upgrade known issues
- High availability known issues
- PuppetDB and PostgreSQL known issues
- Puppet Server known issues
- Puppet and Puppet services known issues
- Supported platforms known issues
- Configuration and maintenance known issues
- Console and console services known issues
- Orchestration services known issues
- Permissions known issues
- Code management known issues
- Razor known issues
- Internationalization known issues
- Resolved issues
- What's new since PE 2016.4
- Getting started
- Installing
- Choosing an architecture
- System requirements
- What gets installed and where?
- Installing Puppet Enterprise
- Purchasing and installing a license key
- Installing agents
- Installing network device agents
- Installing compile masters
- Installing ActiveMQ hubs and spokes
- Installing PE client tools
- Installing external PostgreSQL
- Uninstalling
- Upgrading
- Configuring Puppet Enterprise
- Methods for configuring Puppet Enterprise
- Configuring and tuning Puppet Server
- Configuring and tuning the console
- Configuring and tuning PuppetDB
- Configuring and tuning orchestration
- Configuring proxies
- Configuring Java arguments for Puppet Enterprise
- Configuring ulimit for PE services
- Tuning monolithic installations
- Writing configuration files
- Analytics data collection
- Static catalogs in Puppet Enterprise
- Configuring high availability
- Accessing the console
- Managing access
- Inspecting your infrastructure
- Managing nodes
- Adding and removing nodes
- Running Puppet on nodes
- Grouping and classifying nodes
- Making changes to node groups
- Environment-based testing
- Preconfigured node groups
- Designing system configs: roles and profiles
- Node classifier service API
- Forming node classifier requests
- Groups endpoint
- Classes endpoint
- Classification endpoint
- Commands endpoint
- Environments endpoint
- Nodes check-in history endpoint
- Group children endpoint
- Rules endpoint
- Import hierarchy endpoint
- Last class update endpoint
- Update classes endpoint
- Validation endpoints
- Node classifier errors
- Managing applications
- Orchestrating Puppet and tasks
- Running jobs with Puppet orchestrator
- Configuring Puppet orchestrator
- Using Bolt
- Direct Puppet: a workflow for controlling change
- Running Puppet on demand
- Running tasks
- Writing tasks
- Reviewing jobs
- Puppet orchestrator API v1 endpoints
- Puppet orchestrator API: forming requests
- Puppet orchestrator API: command endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: events endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: inventory endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: jobs endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: scheduled jobs endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: plan jobs endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: tasks endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: root endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: error responses
- Managing and deploying Puppet code
- Provisioning with Razor
- SSL and certificates
- Regenerating certificates: monolithic installs
- Regenerating certificates: split installs
- Individual PE component cert regeneration (split installs only)
- Regenerate Puppet agent certificates
- Regenerate compile master certs
- Use the PE CA as an intermediate CA
- Use a custom SSL certificate for the console
- Change the hostname of a monolithic master
- Generate a custom Diffie-Hellman parameter file
- Disable TLSv1 in PE
- Managing MCollective
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
Important: PE shares configuration settings used in open source Puppet and documented in the Configuration Reference, however PE defaults for certain settings might differ from the Puppet defaults. Some examples of settings that have different PE defaults include
disable18n, environment_timeout, always_retry_plugins, and the Puppet Server JRuby max-active-instances setting. To verify PE configuration defaults, check the puppet.conf file after installation.