just testing out hiera and I'd like to be able to view all the available data (variable=value pairs) in the hierarchy for a given node.
My Hiera hierarchy is configured as:
---
:backends:
- yaml
- json
:yaml:
:datadir: C:\Puppet\hieradata
:hierarchy:
- "Env/%{::env}"
- common
I can run the following to return node1's value for 'some-common' variable :
>hiera some-common ::env=node1
data
What I'd like to be able to see is all the variable=value pairs available to node1 in the hierarchy, is this possible? Thanks
I'm afraid this is not possible. Closest thing you could do is dump facts for specific node:
facter -y > node.yml
And then use them for look for specific keys:
hiera -y node.yml my_class:arg -d
this way you will be able to access Hiera keys based on operating system, domain, etc. (depends on your hierarchy defined in hiera.yaml
).
Yet another option is to ssh into puppet master node. And use puppet lookup
(should be available since Puppet 4). lookup
is using by default Hiera backend (again requires hiera.yaml
config file).
puppet lookup resolv_conf::nameservers --node mynode.example.net
or more verbose version:
puppet lookup resolv_conf::nameservers --merge deep --environment production --explain --node mynode.example.net