This project provides a library that makes it easier to interface with Puppet Enterprise services in a project's Jenkinsfile.

You'll need to generate a Puppet Enterprise RBAC token that has permission to use the orchestrator and deploy code. If you install the pe-client-tools on the Jenkins master, you can generate the token with the following command run as the jenkins user: puppet access login --service-url $(puppet config print master --config /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/puppet.conf)

The token MUST be saved in ~jenkins/.puppetlabs/token (the command above saves it at that location)

Finally, you'll need to copy the Puppet Master's CA certificate to /var/lib/jenkins/ca.pem This command will do that for you run as root: cp /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/certs/ca.pem /var/lib/jenkins/ca.pem

Place the puppet_enterprise.groovy file in the same directory as your Jenkinsfile

In your Jenkinsfile, load the library and save the result to a variable. For example:

puppet = load 'puppet_enterprise.groovy'

The deployCode method uses Puppet Enterprise's code management to deploy Puppet code to the requested environment.

For example:

puppet.deployCode 'production'

Multiple environments can be specified with an array:

puppet.deployCode(['qa','staging'])

The run method uses Puppet Enterprise's application orchestration to run Puppet across an entire environment, or a subset of.

Options

• target - Target an application, instance, or an application component in an environment. Defaults to the entire environment
• noop - Perform a noop run. Defaults to false
• concurrency - Set the maximum concurrency. Defaults to unlimited.

For example:

puppet.run 'production'

puppet.run 'production', target: 'Rgbank', concurrency: 10, noop: true

• Add ability to wait until an orchestrator job has completed and fail if the job failed.
• Turn into an actual Jenkins plugin. Will provide config settings for RBAC token and Puppet Enterprise master URL
• Automatically pull CA certificate from Puppet Master
• Add ability to manage Node Manager functions such as modifying classes, parameters, and rules