Puppet Enterprise 2019.1
- Welcome to Puppet Enterprise® 2019.1.1
- Release notes
- Getting started
- Installing
- 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
- 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 that have agents
- Adding and removing nodes that do not have agents
- 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 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
- Node inventory API
- Orchestrating Puppet and tasks
- Running jobs with Puppet orchestrator
- Configuring Puppet orchestrator
- Using Bolt with orchestrator
- 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: usage endpoint
- Puppet orchestrator API: error responses
- Managing and deploying Puppet code
- Provisioning with Razor
- SSL and certificates
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
After you've worked through the Puppet Enterprise (PE) getting started steps, you can now perform the core workflows of a Puppet user.
To continue learning, take the following next steps:
Read about the different ways you can use Puppet to manage your Windows configurations.
Learn more about Windows modules and working with the Forge.
Use the roles and profiles method to create a complete system configuration and store it in a control repository.
Manage Puppet code using PE Code Manager tools and a control repository.
Classify nodes using groups and rules.