removing old hosts and services #27
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Deactivate the node in puppetdb and run puppet on the master. $puppet node deactivate -hostname- You can set a ttl on Puppetdb to deCtivate a node if it doesn't request a config after a given amount of time. If you do that and run Puppet agent daemon on puppet-master no manual work is required. |
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Thanks - would you like a pull request with this information added to README.md? |
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By the way after running these commands I note that the nagios service hasn't been restarted - is that issue #21 ? I guess an additional manual step would be to $service nagios restart ? |
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Not my repo, that is up to Thias. Correct, that is issue 21 and that is the correct command. |
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Update README.md on how to remove decommissioned hosts - issue #27
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Hi there
Do you have any suggestions for what to do when a host is decommissioned? i.e. what do I have to do in PuppetDB and any other manual steps? I'll be more than happy to submit a PR on the README.md.
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