pillar.example

ntp:
  lookup:
    client: ntp
    server: ntpd
    service: ntpd
    ntpdate: ntpdate
    ntp_conf: /etc/ntp.conf
    ntpd_conf: /etc/ntpd.conf

# Example for ntp
ntp:
  ntp_conf: salt://ntp/ntp-client.conf

# Example for ntp.server
ntp:
  ntpd_conf: salt://ntp/ntp.conf

# Example for ntp.local_server
# Note grains['environment'] is a custom grain in this example
# Your method of determining what environment a server is in will vary
ntp:
  ### Assign NTP Servers Based On Environment ###
  # Internal NTP Servers Get Data From Outside #
  {% if grains['id'].startswith('nameofyourntpserver') %}
  ntpservers: ["0.us.pool.ntp.org","1.us.pool.ntp.org","2.us.pool.ntp.org","3.us.pool.ntp.org"]
  comment: ''

  # If This Is Production #
  {% if grains['environment'] == 'production' %}
  localnetworks: ["10.1.1.0", "10.1.2.0", "10.1.3.0"]
  # If Not, Must Be Dev #
  {% else %}
  localnetworks: ["10.1.4.0","10.1.5.0","10.1.6.0"]
  {% endif %}

  # Otherwise This Is Just An Internal Box
  {% else %}
  comment: '#'
  localnetworks: ["192.168.1.0"]

  # Assign Local Box NTP Server Based On Environment
  {% if grains['environment'] == 'production' %}
  ntpservers: ["10.1.1.20","10.1.1.21"]
  {% else %}
  ntpservers: ["10.1.4.20"]
  {% endif %}

  {% endif %}

# NTP NG example
ntp:
  # An arbitrary key to avoid clashes with the original configuration
  ng:
    # OS-specific data that should, in most cases, be handled by map.jinja.
    # It is an optional key and is only used to override defaults.
    lookup:
      package: ntp
      service: ntpd
      provider: systemd
      ntp_conf: /etc/ntp.conf
    # State-specific options
    settings:
      # If `True`, ntpd will be enabled. Otherwise ntp.conf will be configured
      # but ntpd will not be enabled or started.
      ntpd: True
      # A dictionary of lists, each key corresponds to a conf-file directive in
      # ntp.conf. Eg, the below will compile to:
      #
      #     server 0.us.pool.ntp.org
      #     server 1.us.pool.ntp.org
      #
      #     restrict 127.0.0.1
      #     restrict ::1
      #
      #     driftile: /var/lib/ntp/ntp.drift
      ntp_conf:
        server: ['0.us.pool.ntp.org', '1.us.pool.ntp.org']
        restrict: ['127.0.0.1', '::1']
        driftfile: ['/var/lib/ntp/ntp.drift']