puppet-f_upgrade

Table of Contents

1. Overview
2. Requirements
3. Usage
   • Basic usage
   • Custom configuration
   • Using hooks
4. Reference
5. Development
   • Contributing

Overview

A Puppet module to install and configure the f-upgrade service. It automates the process of installing FreeBSD operating system updates.

Usage

Basic usage

Assuming that the system is currently running FreeBSD 13.2 and should be upgraded to FreeBSD 14.0, the following configuration should be used:

class { 'f_upgrade':
  upgrade => '14.0',
}

NOTE: Please read the f-upgrade documentation carefully before attempting an operating system upgrade.

Custom configuration

In order to change the f-upgrade configuration file, options may be added to the $config parameter:

class { 'f_upgrade':
  config  => {
    free_diskspace => 2048,
    log_debug      => 2,
    task_timeout   => 28800,
  },
  upgrade => '14.0',
}

Using hooks

Hooks make it possible to customize the upgrade process. They need to have valid POSIX shell syntax. Hooks may either be specified directly using the content parameter or by specifying an alternative download source using the source parameter:

class { 'f_upgrade':
  hooks => {
    '1000.pre' => {
      content => "echo hello world\n exit 0",
    },
    '1000.post.14' => {
      content => "echo task 1000 completed\n exit 0",
    },
    '5000.post.14.0' => {
      source => 'puppet:///modules/example/hook_5000.sh',
    },
    '8000.post.12.2' => {
      ensure => absent,
    },
  },
  upgrade => '14.0',
}

Note that hooks can be removed by adding ensure => absent.

Reference

Classes and parameters are documented in REFERENCE.md.

Development

Contributing

Please use the GitHub issues functionality to report any bugs or requests for new features. Feel free to fork and submit pull requests for potential contributions.