For testing purposes its often very nice to have a simple CA in place.
Puppet can do that, but when you use it in apply-mode for Vagrant, there are not certificates.
Update your Vagrantfile to include a new synced_folder.
You will need a live folder like the virtualbox or nfs type.
config.vm.synced_folder 'ssl', '/var/lib/puppet/ssl', :type => 'virtualbox'
# or
config.vm.synced_folder 'ssl', '/etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl', :type => 'virtualbox'You should also add the folder .gitignore in your Vagrant environment:
/ssl
When you then include the class:
include ::vagrantssl
A SSL CA is created, and a certificate/key pair for every vagrant node.
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