Installing The Puppet Configuration Management Server

This tutorial will walk through installing the Puppetlabs Puppet, which is an open source configuration management server that can be added to your organization and used to apply configuration sets, or perform consistent installs of servers among other things to your organizations servers, or groups of servers.

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[will]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video

[Formatccolonvideo]

Hamed, yes any messages related to systemctl are derivatives of CentOS7, as systemctl wasn't in any versions prior. I am going to start going through some of these installs in Centos7 soon, however, they will most likely be in Docker Containers instead of in VM/BM installs. :) 

[ravi]

Excellent Steps of Deployment of Puppet though it is on CentOS V 6.5, through your guidance i have made it installed it on OS version 6.9 with minimal changes with installing Ruby V2.2.4 and installing gems, rebuilding YUM Cache to install puppetserver again, it finally Succeeded. :)

[ashokkumarkrishnamoorthy]

When i execute this command, prompt not getting release and no output
"gem install rack passenger"

[HarshaHulikere]

Thank you, Installed it on my vm with out any issues 
Well explained....:))

[themasoomrahi]

...command is not taking in centos 6.7..Kindly Help

[krisc]

Great videos. But I have couple of concerns.
1. I get a webpage not avaliable error. On trouble shooting it says the adress mypuppetserver.mydomain.test is online but not responding to the requests.
2. If I do iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 3000 -j ACCEPT to my centOS then deafult apache site is displayed. Once I comment out the lines in I get an error like you do not have permission to / directory.
Can you provide any comment ot help on this.

[mohammadrafiee]

Installing on Debian is completely different from CentoOs!!

[hamedsabzian]

Thank you so much ! one of the best video
At the end i got error:
Redirecting to /bin/systemctl start  httpd.service
Job for httpd.service failed. See 'systemctl status httpd.service' and 'journalctl -xn' for details.

which i think its because of my CentOS 7 version, i don't know yet,
 I will try it on 6.5 same as your version.