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
Use the orchestrator to set up jobs in the console or on the command line and run Bolt tasks across systems in your infrastructure.
You can install pre-existing Bolt tasks, and run tasks from the console and from the command line.
Note: If you have set up compilers and you want to use tasks, you must either set
master_uris or you server_list on agents to point to to your compilers. This setting is described in the section on configuring compilers for orchestrator scale.