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Handling a Resource/Loading a Manifest Dynamically

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Hi all, I'm developing a sample puppet module, in which there are a few defined types in the main class of the module. These defined types are typically to install, configure and start a server. Was trying to improve pluggability of the module, by allowing users to perform custom resource management tasks between these functions: ex.: - at post install stage (after installing), create a file - at post configure stage (after configuring), do some additional custom configurations, etc. Considered the following options for this purpose:. 1. Use puppet function create_resources [1] to be run in each stages, where a user can pass a resource types and arguments to do custom stuff to the main module class [2]. 2. Pass a name of a custom manifest and the arguments from the main module class and load the manifest. Again a user can do custom stuff inside this manifest [3]. WDYT of these approaches? Any better way to do this? [1]. https://docs.puppet.com/puppet/latest/reference/function.html#createresources [2]. notice("Resource [type] $name['type'], [data] $name['data']") create_resources($name['type'], $name['data']) [3]. class test ($custom_manifest_name) { # install include $custom_manifest_name } Thank you.

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