zfs appliance

Overview

This resource allows you to register ZFS appliance access. Here is an example on how to use this:

zfs_appliance { 'default':
  password      => 'welcome1',
  verify_ssl    => false,
  appliance_url => 'https://192.168.59.10:215',
}

All the other zfs types use this information to connect to the Appliance. You can use this on multiple machines.

Attributes

appliance_url

The url to connect to.

zfs_appliance {my_appliance: … appiance_url => ‘https://192.168.59.10:215’, … }

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name

The name of the appliance.

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password

The password used to connect to the ZFS appliance.

zfs_appliance {my_appliance:
  ...
  password => 'very_secret',
  ...
}

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provider

The specific backend to use for this zfs_appliance resource. You will seldom need to specify this — Puppet will usually discover the appropriate provider for your platform.Available providers are:

yaml

Manage ZFS appliance access through yaml file

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username

The username used to connect to the ZFS appliance.

    zfs_appliance {my_appliance:
      ...
      username => 'root',
      ...
    }

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verify_ssl

Verify the SSL connection. e.g. Check if it has a valid SSL key.

    zfs_appliance {my_appliance:
      ...
      verify_ssl => 'true',
      ... }

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