Is there an easy/efficient way to list all the tags rather than the list of
tags for a given node(s)? I suppose I could list all the tags for all nodes and
build a unique list of those.
Apologies for this naive question because I am new to Chef and Ruby but I
failed to find an answer via on-line search of Chef documentation and the
mailing list archive. Thanks.
'knife search node "tags:*" -a tags' or equivalent in a recipe (etc).
Search for all nodes with any tags and print the tags attribute.
Cheers,
AJ
On 12 November 2012 16:21, sam.lor@asic.gov.au wrote:
Is there an easy/efficient way to list all the tags rather than the list of
tags for a given node(s)? I suppose I could list all the tags for all
nodes and
build a unique list of those.Apologies for this naive question because I am new to Chef and Ruby but I
failed to find an answer via on-line search of Chef documentation and the
mailing list archive. Thanks.
Great, thanks AJ.
I do not know (yet) how to get/use it inside Chef/shef but given the
output format, the following commands give me the list of all tags with
nothing more and nothing less.
knife search node tags:* -a tags | sed ‘1d;/^$/d’ | egrep -v
"^id:|^tags:" | sort | uniq | tr -d ’ ’
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‘knife search node “tags:*” -a tags’ or equivalent in a recipe (etc).
Search for all nodes with any tags and print the tags attribute.
Cheers,
AJ
On 12 November 2012 16:21, sam.lor@asic.gov.au wrote:
Is there an easy/efficient way to list all the tags rather than the list
of
tags for a given node(s)? I suppose I could list all the tags for all
nodes and
build a unique list of those.
Apologies for this naive question because I am new to Chef and Ruby but I
failed to find an answer via on-line search of Chef documentation and the
mailing list archive. Thanks.
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