init: Reboots a machinelast_boot_time: Gets the last boot time of a Linux or Windows systemlast_boot_time_nix: Gets the last boot time of a Linux systemlast_boot_time_win: Gets the last boot time of a Windows systemnix: Reboots a machinewin: Reboots a machine
reboot: Reboots targets and waits for them to be available again.
The reboot type.
The following properties are available in the reboot type.
Valid values: refreshed, pending
When to check for, and if needed, perform a reboot. If pending,
then the provider will check if a reboot is pending, and only
if needed, reboot the system. If refreshed then the reboot
will only be performed in response to a refresh event from
another resource, e.g. package.
Default value: refreshed
The following parameters are available in the reboot type.
Valid values: immediately, finished
When to apply the reboot. If immediately, then the provider
will stop applying additional resources and apply the reboot once
puppet has finished syncing. If finished, it will continue
applying resources and then perform a reboot at the end of the
run. The default is immediately.
Default value: immediately
Default value: Puppet is rebooting the computer
namevar
For pending reboots, only reboot if the reboot is pending for one of the supplied reasons.
The specific backend to use for this reboot resource. You will seldom need to specify this --- Puppet will usually
discover the appropriate provider for your platform.
The amount of time in seconds to wait between the time the reboot is requested and when the reboot is performed. The default timeout is 60 seconds. Note that this time starts once puppet has exited the current run.
Default value: 60
For pending reboots, ignore the supplied reasons when checking pennding reboot
Reboots a machine
Supports noop? false
Data type: Optional[Variant[Pattern[/^[0-9]*$/],Integer]]
Timeout before shutdown (seconds); enforces a minimum of 3s
Data type: Optional[Pattern[/^[^|&]*$/]]
Shutdown message for systems that support it
Data type: Optional[Boolean]
Only shut the machine down, do not reboot
Gets the last boot time of a Linux or Windows system
Supports noop? false
Gets the last boot time of a Linux system
Supports noop? false
Gets the last boot time of a Windows system
Supports noop? false
Reboots a machine
Supports noop? false
Data type: Optional[Integer[3]]
Timeout before shutdown (seconds)
Data type: Optional[Pattern[/^[^|&]*$/]]
Shutdown message for systems that support it
Data type: Optional[Boolean]
Only shut the machine down, do not reboot
Reboots a machine
Supports noop? false
Data type: Optional[Integer[3]]
Timeout before shutdown (seconds)
Data type: Optional[Pattern[/^[^|&]*$/]]
Shutdown message for systems that support it
Data type: Optional[Boolean]
Only shut the machine down, do not reboot
Reboots targets and waits for them to be available again.
The following parameters are available in the reboot plan:
Data type: TargetSpec
Targets to reboot.
Data type: Optional[String]
Message to log with the reboot (for platforms that support it).
Default value: undef
Data type: Integer[1]
How long (in seconds) to wait before rebooting. Defaults to 1.
Default value: 1
Data type: Integer[0]
How long (in seconds) to wait before checking whether the server has rebooted. Defaults to 10.
Default value: 10
Data type: Integer[0]
How long (in seconds) to attempt to reconnect before giving up. Defaults to 180.
Default value: 180
Data type: Integer[0]
How long (in seconds) to wait between retries. Defaults to 1.
Default value: 1
Data type: Boolean
Raise an error if any targets do not successfully reboot. Defaults to true.
Default value: true