In Salt, grains are used for immutable aspects of your minion, such as the cpu, memory, location, time zone, etc. A pillar is a list of data on the master (in SLS format) that you need to distribute to your minions. Pillar allows you to set variables that the minions can access, for example a … Read more
You’ve essentially asked three questions: What is this code doing? Why is 1 bad? Why was it replaced with 65537? It sounds like you don’t have a lot of cryptography background, so I’ll try to fill in some of the gaps there as well. What is this code doing? To understand why the original value … Read more
There is whitespace control in Jinja2. You might want: {%- set ip = grains[‘ip4_interfaces’][‘eth1’][0] -%} {%- set domain = pillar[‘company_domain’] -%} {%- set version = pillar[‘site_version’] -%} {%- set site_url=”www.” + domain -%} […] As well, the salt configuration file supports jinja_trim_blocks and jinja_lstrip_blocks (jinja_env:trim_blocks, jinja_env:lstrip_blocks, jinja_sls_env:trim_blocks, and jinja_sls_env:lstrip_blocks as of 2018.3).
You can set state_verbose: False in /etc/salt/master or /etc/salt/minion. If you want to shorten the output to one line per state, set state_output: terse. You can also pass these filters on command line: salt –state-output=terse ‘*’ state.highstate If you only want to see changes, you can use state-output=changes or state-output=mixed. The latter one will show … Read more
Quote your args in Testscript 1: echo “TestScript1 Arguments:” echo “$1” echo “$2” echo “$#” ./testscript2 “$1” “$2”