Puppet Class: db2_profile::database::db_roles

Defined in:
manifests/database/db_roles.pp

Summary

This class allows you to specify what DB2 database role you want to define on your databases.

Overview

db2_profile::database::db_roles

Check the documentation of [db2_role](/docs/db2_config/db2_role) on how to do this and what properties you can define on an role.

See the file “LICENSE” for the full license governing this code.

Parameters:

  • list (Hash) —

    The list of [db2_role](/docs/db2_config/db2_role. html) roles you want ‘db2_profile::database` to create and manage for you.



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# File 'manifests/database/db_roles.pp', line 14

class db2_profile::database::db_roles (
  Hash $list,
) {
  easy_type::debug_evaluation() # Show local variable on extended debug

  # This is a simple way to get started. It is easy to get started, but
  # soon your hiera yaml becomes a nigtmare. Our advise is when you need
  # to let Puppet manage your DB2 users, to override this class and 
  # add your own Puppet implementation. This is a much better, more
  # maintainable, and adds more consistency.
  #
  db2_config::databases_in($list).each |$database| {
    if ! db2_config::is_standby($database) {
      $list = db2_config::resources_for($list, $database)
      if $list.keys.size > 0 {
        echo { "Ensure DB role(s) ${list.keys.join(',')}":
          withpath => false,
        }
      }
      ensure_resources(db2_role, $list)
    } else {
      if $list.keys.size > 0 {
        echo { "Skipping DB2 role(s) on ${database} because it is in standby mode": withpath => false }
      }
    }
  }
}