So now you have used Puppet to manage your application schema in the database. But you notice that the application also has some settings stored in tables inside of the database. Settings for external services like the URL of a WebService or the UNC of a server you have to connect to. Settings that contain different values in the production environment than in the test or development environment. This situation is a perfect match for Puppet. But how do we get Puppet to do this? This post will show you how the ora_config module, makes this possible.