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Puppet Module Structure Guide

The document outlines the steps for creating a Puppet module, including setting up the module structure, writing the main class, adding metadata, and creating a subclass. It provides example code for the main class, metadata file, configuration class, and the site manifest. The overall goal is to organize and implement a simple Puppet module named 'myapp'.

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Puppet Module Structure Guide

The document outlines the steps for creating a Puppet module, including setting up the module structure, writing the main class, adding metadata, and creating a subclass. It provides example code for the main class, metadata file, configuration class, and the site manifest. The overall goal is to organize and implement a simple Puppet module named 'myapp'.

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Creating the Module Structure: "First, we'll create folders for our module.

Think of this as creating


folders for a project."

Writing the Main Class: "Next, we'll write the main class. This is like writing the main function in a
program."

Creating Metadata: "We'll add a metadata file. This is like adding a description to our project."

Adding a Subclass: "Now, we'll add a subclass. This is like adding another function to our program."

Updating the Main Puppet File: "Finally, we'll update the main Puppet file to use our new module.
This is like telling our program to run the functions we just wrote."

Content in [Link]-

class myapp {

file { '/tmp/[Link]':

ensure => present,

content => "This file was created by the myapp module\n",

Content in [Link]-

"name": "anmol-omar-myapp",

"version": "0.1.0",

"author": "anmol-omar",

"summary": "A simple myapp module",

"license": "Apache-2.0",

"source": "",

"dependencies": []

}
Content in [Link]-

class myapp::config {

file { '/etc/[Link]':

ensure => present,

content => "MyApp Configuration File\n",

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node default {

include myapp

include myapp::config

}
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