I’m failing.
How does one determine the current node’s Chef environment from within a
recipe?
node[‘environment’] and node[‘chef_environment’] do not seem to be the way.
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Jeff Blaine
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node.environment() should do it
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 1:02 PM, Jeff Blaine jblaine@kickflop.net wrote:
I'm failing.
How does one determine the current node's Chef environment from within a
recipe?node['environment'] and node['chef_environment'] do not seem to be the way.
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Jeff Blaine
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node.chef_environment also works.
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On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 10:07 AM, Nathen Harvey nharvey@getchef.com wrote:
node.environment() should do it
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 1:02 PM, Jeff Blaine jblaine@kickflop.net wrote:
I'm failing.
How does one determine the current node's Chef environment from within a
recipe?node['environment'] and node['chef_environment'] do not seem to be the
way.--
Jeff Blaine
kickflop.net
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You can do the following on the node to get all its attributes
knife node show node_name -l -Fj (that a dash-lowercase-L)
This will show
{
"name": "london-routemanager",
"chef_environment": "arqiva-dev-nslice",
......
}
So now you know the that node.chef_environment will give you the node's environment
Chris
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From: Jeff Blaine [mailto:jblaine@kickflop.net]
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Subject: [chef] Query node's environment from recipe?
I'm failing.
How does one determine the current node's Chef environment from within a recipe?
node['environment'] and node['chef_environment'] do not seem to be the way.
--
Jeff Blaine
kickflop.net
PGP/GnuPG Key ID: 0x0C8EDD02