I had the feeling puppetserver 2 was implicitly set, but maybe I got that wrong
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Wicaeed
Does the Foreman quick installer require SSL verification to connect to the dashboard? I'm getting prompted to provide an SSL cert in order to connect
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mmoll
it's optional
so unless you're using safari it will just work
Wicaeed
hurrr I never hit cancel
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brandon
mmoll: I guess the most realistic concern I have is max-active-instances is "dynamic" based on hardware detection and we're manually setting the JVM heap size which could lead to issues. I'll get a PR ready for the Puppet 4 push around that.
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mmoll
brandon: the heap size is 2g, like the default in the puppetserver package
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brandon
"max-active-instances: The maximum number of JRuby instances allowed. The default is ‘num-cpus - 1’, with a minimum value of 1 and a maximum value of 4."
from my experience 2g is going to be a little small for 4 instances but perfect for two
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Wicaeed
oh my god this looks amazing D:
I would put a :D but it doesn't work with Puppet 4 completely yet :(
brandon
To be fair, most of the forge modules are only now getting to 100% Puppet 4 support. It's been a slow process
Wicaeed
Yep
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mmoll
our puppet modules are already puppet 4 tested ;)
brandon
mmoll: now try having an openstack deployment
mmoll
brandon: BTW, I think the setting of defaults in that case can also be handled in the new installer with "scenario support", I guess that'll be discused when the rest is 100% puppetserver 2 compatible
brandon: I did have a close look onto OpenStack once and if I really would need a "cloud" I'd go with OpenNebula (or maybe Apache Cloudstack)
brandon
mmoll: but if you use openstack you can go though their 10 step process to contribute to puppet modules :P
mmoll
brandon: I don't even time to do everything Foreman/PL related I want to do :(
at least I got in some ruby packages into Debian (and thus Ubuntu), so it'll be less work in ofreman-packaging to have Ubuntu/xenial (and later Debian/Ubuntu) support :)
Wicaeed
mmoll: Do you have a puppet module quickstart guide? I didn't see any installation instructions on the puppet forge for the theforeman/foreman module