In order to check your puppet script in a sandox, go to any linux server and create the following directory structure:
Create dir
/tmp/mypuppet/
Under this directory
./modules./modules/test./modules/test/templates./modules/test/templates/test.erb./modules/test/manifests./modules/test/manifests/init.pp
Here's your manifest:
./test.pp
puppet apply --modulepath /tmp/mypuppet/modules . test.pp
In my example , this was the manifest:
test.pp :
node qtvr-wto134 {class { 'test::config': }
}
the modules
modules/test/manifests/init.pp :
class test::config ($routingRulesList = ['zzffline1', 'zzffline2', 'zzffline3'],) {
file { "/home/michael_puppet_sandbox/mypuppet/locations.include":ensure => present,content => template("test/test.erb"),}
}
and the template
modules/test/templates/test.erb :
<% @routingRulesList.each do |routingRule| -%><%=routingRule%><% end %>
and then click on
puppet apply --modulepath /tmp/mypuppet/modules . test.pp
The command
puppet apply --modulepath /tmp/mypuppet/modules . test.pp will create the following
output file :
puppet apply --modulepath /tmp/mypuppet/modules . test.pp
zzffline1zzffline2zzffline3