func commands

[Lowe Schmidt]

Is there any specific reason for not using something like mcollective?

"seth vidal" <skvidal at fedoraproject.org> wrote:

>Hey folks, 
> I added some of the func-scriptlets I'd written up into puppet and got
>them installed on puppet1 in /usr/local/bin/
>
>the commands are:
>func-command: run a shell command on whatever boxes you want - output
>comes back nicely
>
>func-grep: run grep just like you normally would but return results from
>any/all machines. hostname:filename:matchedline
>
>func-down-hosts: return the func/puppet hosts which are not responding
>to func or to the network :(
>
>func-find-user: return processes owned by that user on any/all hosts
>
>func-whatsmyname: return func hosts where the func/puppet name and the
>systems hostname doesn't match up
>
>func-list-vms-per-host: list vms owned per host
>
>
>all of these commands take these options:
>
>--host=hostname_or_glob  - you can specify --host multiple times
>
>--forks=int - number of forks to spin off to make the command complete -
>defaults to 40 in most cases which is plenty
>
>--timeout=int - length of time to wait for a response from the
>system/process - the defaults in the scripts are pretty good but you
>should adjust them as you see fit, of course
>
>
>all of these require root/sudo access on puppet1 to run - the next stage
>in things is for me to make it so we can do it by specific certs/per
>user. The code exists -  I just need to get it deployed w/the acls to
>the clients.
>
>thanks,
>-sv
>
>
>
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