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sysctl-formula
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sysctl:
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# override formula-related parameters
sysctl-formula
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lookup:
pkg: procps-ng
Make the formula fully pillar driven/customizable - split package and param into separate state files - use defaults.yml to specify all configurable options of the formula - setup map.jinja to read in defaults.yml, filter by os_family for Arch, and merge in sysctl:lookup pillar - Updated README
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config:
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# directory to store config files
Make the formula fully pillar driven/customizable - split package and param into separate state files - use defaults.yml to specify all configurable options of the formula - setup map.jinja to read in defaults.yml, filter by os_family for Arch, and merge in sysctl:lookup pillar - Updated README
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location: '/etc/sysctl.d'
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# configure kernel state defaults
Switch to cleaner pillar structure This commit allows users to specify sysctl parameters in an easier format than the one that was used before. It moves settings out of the 'lookup' pillar namespace in a backward compatible manner and is modelled after the old 'params2' approach. It also introduces a simplified scheme, in which parameters can be specified as key-value pairs, which makes for cleaner pillars if there is no need to specify a custom configuration file.
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params:
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# store 'fs.file-max: 100000' in the specified file
Switch to cleaner pillar structure This commit allows users to specify sysctl parameters in an easier format than the one that was used before. It moves settings out of the 'lookup' pillar namespace in a backward compatible manner and is modelled after the old 'params2' approach. It also introduces a simplified scheme, in which parameters can be specified as key-value pairs, which makes for cleaner pillars if there is no need to specify a custom configuration file.
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fs.file-max:
value: 100000
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# suffixes file name to config:location above
Switch to cleaner pillar structure This commit allows users to specify sysctl parameters in an easier format than the one that was used before. It moves settings out of the 'lookup' pillar namespace in a backward compatible manner and is modelled after the old 'params2' approach. It also introduces a simplified scheme, in which parameters can be specified as key-value pairs, which makes for cleaner pillars if there is no need to specify a custom configuration file.
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config: fs.conf
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# store 'vm.swappiness: 20' in salt-chosen file
# (this is usually 99-salt.conf in sysctl dir)
Switch to cleaner pillar structure This commit allows users to specify sysctl parameters in an easier format than the one that was used before. It moves settings out of the 'lookup' pillar namespace in a backward compatible manner and is modelled after the old 'params2' approach. It also introduces a simplified scheme, in which parameters can be specified as key-value pairs, which makes for cleaner pillars if there is no need to specify a custom configuration file.
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vm.swappiness: 20