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Are there any versions of Puppet actually supported for maintained 32-bit systems?
We currently assume all generated facts from from VirtualBox so we can make sure they always have the correct IP addresses. VirtualBox does not - at probably will not - support arm. We need a way to ensure that generated factsets will still have reasonable values even if run on a different hypervisor.
One option would be to have a translation script with published dummy values that each factset can be run through when it is generated that will replace IP addresses. UUIDs, etc.
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I believe we still support 32-bit RHEL 6 and have a 32-bit Windows installer because of Windows 10, specifically
Yeah, those are the last of the supported 32-bit platforms AFAIK and hopefully we’ll be able to retire them at some point. RHEL 6 is only supported in Puppet 7 and Windows 10 goes EOL next year I think.
i386
is dead andarm64
is up-and-coming.Are there any versions of Puppet actually supported for maintained 32-bit systems?
We currently assume all generated facts from from VirtualBox so we can make sure they always have the correct IP addresses. VirtualBox does not - at probably will not - support arm. We need a way to ensure that generated factsets will still have reasonable values even if run on a different hypervisor.
One option would be to have a translation script with published dummy values that each factset can be run through when it is generated that will replace IP addresses. UUIDs, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: