This updates the module to be able to use puppetlabs-postgresql.
Since this change is a major change, it marks this patch as a breaking change.
I have prepared a suitable amount of upgrade notes for upgrading to this later
version of the module plus removed anything marked deprecated.
As cleanup, I've removed the troublesome 'tests' directory in favour of good
README.md documentation. I've also removed any puppet docs from each module
until such times as puppet docs become automated through the forge. This is
just to avoid contributors having to double their efforts - the README.md
is the authority now.
Signed-off-by: Ken Barber <ken@bob.sh>
Since version 3.0.0 is now released, we want to pin against the old revision
everywhere. We already pin in the Modulefile and unit tests, we just forgot
to do it for the rspec-system tests.
Signed-off-by: Ken Barber <ken@bob.sh>
for my use case, I am not able to validate the
ssl endpoint b/c I am creating my puppet certificates
during my puppet run, so they are not available to
the http get request.
This patch adds a new resource parameter to
the puppetdb_conn_validator that allows it
to make a non-ssl connection. This allows me
to declare my own http only resource that I
can use to verify the puppetdb connection.
Chris Barker reported that the default value of `$::clientcert`
was not the best choice for some things we were using it for
in the module; specifically, for the default value of
the jetty ssl listen address. He suggested using `$::fqdn` instead.
This commit makes that change; rspec-system tests pass, but I'm
not 100% sure that there aren't edge cases that would be
affected by this.
This adds a basic test to run the standard 1 node setup until it succeeds.
This also fixes a bug with the connection validation facilities. Before this
patch we would keep retrying the connection to PuppetDB until the timeout
expired, this patch fixes that bug making provisioning faster and well, more
reliable. I've also increased the timeout as some systems take longer than
15 seconds for PuppetDB to start.
Signed-off-by: Ken Barber <ken@bob.sh>
