Objects matching the expression 'reports'

• #567 Non-existent files result in change objects (file, reports)
• #659 Use different rrd library bindings for rrdgraphs (patch, reports, rrd)
• #864 Enhance puppetrun to pass through --no-noop functionality (noop, puppetd, puppetrun, reports)
• ReportsAndReporting Puppet clients can be configured to send reports at the end of every configuration run. Because the Transaction class is responsible for creating and sending the reports, these are called transaction reports. Currently, these reports include all of the log messages generated during the configuration run, along with some basic metrics of what happened on that run. Reports are sent as Puppet::Transaction::Report instances, serialized with YAML. Logs ---- The bulk of the report is every log message generated during the transaction. This is a simple way to send almost all client logs to the Puppet server; you can use the log report to send all of these client logs to syslog on the server. Metrics ------- The rest of the report is some basic metrics describing what happened in the transaction. There are three types of metrics in each report, and each type of metric has one or more values: - **Time**: Keeps track of how long things took. - *Total*: Total time for the configuration run - *File*: - *Exec*: - *User*: - *Group*: - *Config Retrieval*: How long the configuration took to retrieve - *Service*: - *Package*: - **Resources**: Keeps track of the following stats: - *Total*: The total number of resources being managed - *Skipped*: How many resources were skipped, because of either tagging or scheduling restrictions - *Scheduled*: How many resources met any scheduling restrictions - *Out of Sync*: How many resources were out of sync - *Applied*: How many resources were attempted to be fixed - *Failed*: How many resources were not successfully fixed - *Restarted*: How many resources were restarted because their dependencies changed - *Failed Restarts*: How many resources could not be restarted - **Changes**: The total number of changes in the transaction. Setting Up Reporting (client, documentation, reports, server)