add feature for disabling/enabling CA

[bastelfreak]

defaults to true, this is the normal case on a master. If you run multiple master with one dedicated ca, you want to deactivate this feature on the other master

also fixed two missing quotes and added the "ensure => present" as default to Ini_setting{}

[joelesalas]

I'm feeling this pain right now as well. Can your PR add Apache proxy config to reach the CA host (https://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/scaling_multiple_masters.html#option-2-proxy-certificate-traffic) or is that best served in another PR?

[stephenrjohnson]

I'm happy to merge this just waiting on the response to @joelesalas comment.

[bastelfreak]

I'm not using apache so it would be great if somebody else can do another PR

[monisha-bhattacharya]

Hi Team,

Kindly let me know when this feature will be available and will it also change the passenger config accordingly?

[bastelfreak]

@monisha-bhattacharya I guess @stephenrjohnson will merge it in the next hours/days. This PR just sets "ca = false" in the [master] part of a puppet.conf. It doesn't modify the apache conf. Maybe @joelesalas will create an additional PR for this. I'm working on an implementation with nginx

[EssentialMix]

"ca = false" and "generate_ssl_certs = false" not make sense without changing passenger config. Because Passenger will still require /ca/ca_crt.pem file. According PuppetLabs Passenger configuration docs in case if "ca = false" it should be:
SSLCertificateChainFile /var/lib/puppet/ssl/certs/ca.pem
SSLCACertificateFile /var/lib/puppet/ssl/certs/ca.pem

[bastelfreak]

As I said, I still need Passenger/Apache in your setup, but thats not my use case. I'm running on nginx/unicorn (see my other PR #74 ), free free to implement implement your apache config changes

[bastelfreak]

@stephenrjohnson could you please take a look at merge it?

[bastelfreak]

added the needed nginx update to actually use this setting here:
bastelfreak@06d74a0

now it is possible to run a puppet CA on a loadbalancer, to run puppet master and CA on the same node or to run a puppet master without CA behind a loadbalancer

[bastelfreak]

@stephenrjohnson could you have a look again?

[stephenrjohnson]

Is everyone ok with just add that one property then?