g10k

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g10k

My r10k fork written in Go, designed to work as a drop-in replacement* in place of puppetlabs/r10k.

Why fork?

• Lack of caching/version-pre-checking in current r10k implementation hurt perfomance beyond a certain # of Modules per Puppetfile
• We need distinct SSHKeys for each source in the r10k.yaml and 'rugged' never really wanted to play nice (fixed in r10k 2.2.0)
• Good excuse to try Go ;)

Changes breaking 'true' drop-in replacement capability

• No SVN support
• No 'local'-Modules support

Non-breaking changes to r10k

• Download/Cache each git Puppet Module repository and each Puppetlabs Forge Puppet Module for each respective Version only once
• Most things (git, forge, and copy operations) done in parallel over each branch
• Optional support for different ssh keys for each source inside the r10k.yaml

Pseudo "benchmark"

Using Puppetfile with 4 git repositories and 25 Forge modules

	w/o cache	w/ cache
r10k	4m11s,3m44s,3m54s	12s,15s,12s
g10k	6s,6s,6s	1s,2s,1s

https://github.com/xorpaul/g10k-environment/blob/benchmark/Puppetfile

Benchmark w/o cache

rm -rf /tmp/g10k ; GDIR=$RANDOM ; mkdir /tmp/$GDIR/ ; cd /tmp/$GDIR/ ; \
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xorpaul/g10k-environment/benchmark/Puppetfile ; \
time g10k -puppetfile

RDIR=$RANDOM ; mkdir /tmp/$RDIR/ ; cd /tmp/$RDIR/ ; \
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xorpaul/g10k-environment/benchmark/Puppetfile ; \
time r10k puppetfile install

Benchmark w/ cache

cd /tmp/$GDIR/ ; time g10k -puppetfile
cd /tmp/$RDIR/ ; time r10k puppetfile install

Usage Docs

Usage of ./g10k:
  -branch string
    	which git branch of the Puppet environment to update, e.g. core_foobar
  -check4update
    	only check if the is newer version of the Puppet module avaialable. Does implicitly set parameter dryrun to true
  -config string
    	which config file to use
  -debug
    	log debug output, defaults to false
  -dryrun
    	do not modify anything, just print what would be changed
  -force
    	purge the Puppet environment directory and do a full sync
  -info
    	log info output, defaults to false
  -puppetfile
    	install all modules from Puppetfile in cwd
  -usemove
    	do not use hardlinks to populate your Puppet environments with Puppetlabs Forge modules. Uses simple move instead of hard links and purge the Forge cache directory after each run!
  -verbose
    	log verbose output, defaults to false
  -version
    	show build time and version number

Regarding anything usage/workflow you really can just use the great puppetlabs/r10k docs as the Puppetfile etc. are all intentionally kept unchanged.

building

# only initially need to resolve all dependecies
go get
# actually compiling the binary with the current date as build time
BUILDTIME=$(date -u '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') ; go build -ldflags "-X main.buildtime '$BUILDTIME'"

testing

./g10k -debug -config test.yaml