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Manual test setup

This is an example setup, based on vagrant + virtualbox, that allows to easily run puppet commands to test the module

Requirements

  • vagrant > 2.0.0
  • virtualbox > 5.1.28

Setup

in puppet-datadog-agent/environments/ubuntu1604 or puppet-datadog-agent/environments/centos8:

  • provision VM: vagrant up
  • connect to the VM to check the configuration: vagrant ssh
  • destroy VM when needed: vagrant destroy -f

Module installation

  • The default Puppetfile (in environment/Puppetfile) installs the latest released version of the module from Puppetforge.
  • To use your development branch instead edit the Puppetfile et replace the datadog-datadog_agent with:
mod 'datadog-datadog_agent',
  :git    => 'https://github.com/DataDog/puppet-datadog-agent',
  :branch => '<my_branch>'
  • We can also build the module locally using the puppet build or pdk build command, upload the archive to the VM and install it with:
    • Ubuntu VM: sudo /opt/puppetlabs/bin/puppet module install datadog-datadog_agent-x.y.z.tar.gz --target-dir /home/vagrant/puppet/modules
    • CentOS VM: sudo /usr/local/bin/puppet module install datadog-datadog_agent-x.y.z.tar.gz --target-dir /home/vagrant/puppet/modules

Manifest

The default manifest is environments/etc/manifests/site.pp and simply run the module with the default options. We can edit the manifest and run vagrant up --provision to upload the new version to the VM.

Test

In a VM, run sudo puppet apply --modulepath=./modules ./manifests/site.pp in /home/vagrant/puppet to apply to manifest on the VM.
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