Sets up a "masterless" Puppet installation using Git hooks. Just push your Puppet environment to a Git remote on your host.
To install, on your server, run:
wget https://rawgithub.com/adambrenecki/pupgit/master/manifests/init.pp; echo "include pupgit" >> init.pp; puppet apply init.pp; rm init.pp
If you get an error message from Rubygems about building native extensions, when
puppet tries to install librarian-puppet, the fix is this: sudo shutdown -r now. I don't know why.
For your convenience, the bootstrap script I use is located at bootstrap.py in
this repository. It does the above, but also installs Puppet beforehand,
and puts the server's domain in resolv.conf (without which Puppet won't
run on Ubuntu 10.04).
Just set up a Git repo with your Puppet stuff in it. Note that Pupgit uses
(maestrodev's fork of) librarian-puppet, which manages your modules
directory for you, so any Puppet modules you want to keep in this repo should go
in e.g. private/, and be included in your Puppetfile as a :path.
# Make a Git repo.
git init puppet-config
cd puppet-config
# Put your puppet config in it.
mkdir manifests
vim manifests/site.pp
# Set up librarian-puppet.
librarian-puppet init
vim Puppetfile
librarian-puppet install
# Push.
git commit -a
git push ssh://root@your.host/var/local/puppet.git