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Func - How to use2011/07/15

 
Basic usage of func command is like follows.
⇒ func target call module method [args ...]
[1] Show minons
# show all minions

[root@certmaster ~]#
func "*" list_minions

minion01
minion02
# show specific minions

[root@certmaster ~]#
func "minion01;minion02" list_minions

minion01
minion02
[2] Show all modules
# show modules on minion01

[root@certmaster ~]#
func "minion01" call system list_modules
{'minion01': ['bridge',
              'certmastermod',
              'command',
              'confmgt_augeas',
              'copyfile',
              'cpu',
              'delegation',
              'disk',
              'djangoctl',
              'echo',
              'fact',
              'filetracker',
              'func_getargs',
              'func_module',
              'getfile',
              'hardware',
              'httpd',
              'iptables',
              'iptables.port',
              'jboss',
              'jobs',
              'mount',
              'nagios-check',
              'netapp.options',
              'netapp.snap',
              'netapp.vol',
              'netapp.vol.clone',
              'networktest',
              'overlord',
              'process',
              'pullfile',
              'reboot',
              'rpms',
              'service',
              'smart',
              'snmp',
              'sysctl',
              'test',
              'users',
              'vlan',
              'yumcmd']}
[3] Show methods for a module
# show methods for "command" module

[root@certmaster ~]#
func "minion01" call command list_methods
{'minion01': ['run',
              'config_items',
              'grep',
              'exists',
              'save_config',
              'module_version',
              'grep',
              'list_methods',
              'module_description',
              'get_method_args',
              'module_api_version']}
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