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I'm trying to use a hash for the first time in puppet, so in my nodes.pp I'm going to use this:

node test1.example.com { netset::int::vconf {"servers" : label1 => { 'comment' => 'VIP Test1', 'ipaddress' => '192.168.1.10', 'netmask' => '255.255.255.0', 'int_label' => 'TEST1' }, label2 => { 'comment' => 'VIP Test2', 'ipaddress' => '192.168.1.11', 'netmask' => '255.255.255.0', 'int_label' => 'TEST2' }, } }

In the file /etc/puppet/modules/netset/int/vconf.pp that I am writing I'm creating a defined type:

define netset::int::vconf ($comment,$ipaddress){...do somethings...}

My questionis how do I pass each keys of the hashes to the defined type? Somehow I'm imagining I'm going to have to create a loop somewhere, any help would be of great assistance.

Thanks Dan

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You are defining it in the wrong way, I believe.

If you have:

 define netset::int::vconf( $comment='', $ipaddress='' ) { ..... }

then, you should define multiple instances with

 netset::int::vconf { label1: comment=>"comment1", ipaddress=>"192.168.1.1"; label2: comment=>"comment2", ipaddress=>"192.168.2.2"; }

Where label1 and label2 are the namevar. Note the trailing semicolon between defines.

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