quickstart.yaml

# Configuration file for the octofacts updater.
---
# This section configures a connection to PuppetDB, so you can retrieve facts from there.
# Your PuppetDB must support query API v4 (which is supported in PuppetDB 3.0 and higher.)
# puppetdb:
#  url: https://puppetdb.example.net:8081

# This section configures an SSH connection to a Puppet Server, so you can retrieve facts
# from its cache. The 'server' and 'user' parameters are required.
#
# 'command' defaults to running "cat /opt/puppetlabs/server/data/puppetserver/yaml/facts/%%NODE%%.yaml"
# on the target system. Please note that the user you log in as must be sufficiently privileged, as normally
# this directory is locked down only to the puppet user.
#
# Any other parameters you provide will be symbolized and passed to net-ssh (https://github.com/net-ssh/net-ssh).
# ssh:
#   server: puppetserver.example.net
#   user: puppet
#   command: cat /opt/puppetlabs/server/data/puppetserver/yaml/facts/%%NODE%%.yaml
#   password: secret001

# You can also configure "ssh" to log in to a specific server. This is useful if you want to run "facter" on
# that system and capture the results. Similar to the previous section, "%%NODE%%" is replaced with the FQDN
# of the node whose facts you are gathering.
# ssh:
#   server: %%NODE%%
#   user: puppet
#   command: /opt/puppetlabs/puppet/bin/facter -p --yaml

# This section controls your index file. If you'd like to select appropriate fact fixtures
# without explicitly naming a node, list the facts here that you would like to have indexed.
# You can also specify the path to the index file. Be sure to adjust it for your site.
index:
  file: ../spec/fixtures/facts/octofacts-index.yaml
  node_path: ../spec/fixtures/facts/octofacts
  indexed_facts:
    - app
    - role
    - virtual

# If you are using an external node classifier (ENC) you can import its results into octofacts
# by having the octofacts-updater run the ENC as the node's facts are obtained. Anything in the
# ENC's "parameters" hash will be configured as a fact and override the facts from the data source.
# Provide the path to your ENC script here.
# enc:
#   path: ./config/enc.sh

# This section cleans up and anonymizes facts. We have added a number of facts to this list
# that contain sensitive information or change frequently. You should add any facts from your
# site as needed.
facts:
  ec2_userdata:
    plugin: delete
  trusted:
    plugin: delete
  ec2_metadata:
    structure: iam::info
    plugin: delete
  ec2_iam_info_NNN:
    regexp: ^ec2_iam_info_\d+
    plugin: delete
  uptime:
    regexp: ^uptime
    plugin: delete
  memoryfree:
    regexp: ^memoryfree
    plugin: delete
  swapfree:
    regexp: ^swapfree
    plugin: delete
  load_averages:
    plugin: delete
  memory_stats:
    fact: memory
    structure:
      - regexp: .+
      - regexp: ^(available|available_bytes|capacity|used|used_bytes)$
    plugin: delete
  system_uptime:
    value:
      days: 17
      hours: 415
      seconds: 1495197
      uptime: 17 days
    plugin: set
  ssh_keys:
    regexp: ^ssh\w+key$
    plugin: randomize_long_string
  sshfp_keys:
    regexp: ^sshfp_\w+$
    plugin: sshfp_randomize
  ssh_structured_keys:
    fact: ssh
    structure:
      - regexp: .+
      - regexp: ^key$
    plugin: randomize_long_string
  ssh_structured_fingerprints:
    fact: ssh
    structure:
      - regexp: .+
      - regexp: ^fingerprints$
      - regexp: ^sha\d+$
    plugin: sshfp_randomize