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1. Get root access.
   sudo -i
2. Install Git. 
   apt-get install git 
   
3. Obtain the Puppet Master installation script. This will create a folder named puppetinstall. 
git clone https://github.com/thilinapiy/puppetinstall  
4. Navigate to the  puppetinstall folder using the following command: 
   cd puppetinstall
5. Install Puppet Master (v3) as follows:
   
   1. Execute the following command. When you execute this command, your system hostname will get modified.
      ./puppetinstall -m -d <PUPPETMASTER-DOMAIN> -s <PUPPET-MASTER-IP> 
      For example: 
./puppetinstall -m -d test.org 
      If requested, press enter. If you have successfully installed Puppet Master, the following message will appear:   
      “Installation completed successfully"

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      hostname hostname

      Execute the hostname command. This will show that your system hostname has been modified. 
      For example:
       puppet.test.org 
      

   3. Verify your Puppet Master (v3) installation by running the following command in the puppetinstall folder:
      ps -ef | grep puppet
      The output will be as follows:

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      puppet 5324 1 0 14:59 ? 00:00:00 /usr/bin/ruby /usr/bin/puppet master --masterport=8140 root 5332 1071 0 15:05 pts/0 00:00:00 grep --color=auto puppet

6. Obtain the Private PaaS Puppet scripts as follows:
   
   1. Navigate to the home folder (or a folder of your choice).
      cd

   2. Clone WSO2 Private PaaS Git repository to a folder of your choice. The location of the extracted source will be referred to as <PRIVATE_PAAS_HOME>.
      git clone https://github.com/wso2/private-paas.git <local-folder-name>
      For example: 
      git clone https://github.com/wso2/private-paas.git PRIVATE_PAAS_HOME
      

      Info
      Make sure that you have setup Git properly. For more information, go to Getting Started with Git.

   3. Navigate to the <PRIVATE_PAAS_HOME>/ directory.
      cd PRIVATE_PAAS_HOME

   4. Check out WSO Private PaaS 4.0.0 tag to a folder of your choice:
      git checkout -b <REMOTE_BRANCH/TAG> <LOCAL_BRANCH>
      For example:
      git checkout -b 4.0.0 4.0.0
   5. Obtain the Private PaaS Puppet scripts. 
      git clone https://github.com/wso2/private-paas.git  
   6. Navigate to the <PRIVATE_PAAS_HOME>/puppet/ directory to obtain the Private PaaS Puppet scripts. 
      cd <PRIVATE_PAAS_HOME>/puppet/
   7. Check the list of files.
      ls   
      The output should be as follows: 
auth.conf  autosign.conf  fileserver.conf   manifests   modules  puppet.conf
7. Copy the Private PaaS Puppet scripts to the Puppet Master configurations directory as follows:
   
   1. Navigate to the puppet folder.
      cd /etc/puppet/ 
   2. Check the list of files in the puppet folder:
      ls
The output will be as follows:
      auth.conf  autosign.conf  fileserver.conf   manifests   modules   puppet.conf  templates  
   3. Copy the content from the /root/private-paas/puppet/manifests/ directory to the /etc/puppet/manifests/ directory. 
      For example: 
cp -R /root/private-paas/puppet/manifests/* manifests/
   4. Copy the content from the  /root/private-paas/puppet/modules/ directory to the  /etc/puppet/modules/ directory. 
      For example: 
      cp -R /root/private-paas/puppet/modules/* modules/ 
   5. Check the list of files in the /etc/puppet/manifests/ directory. 
      ls  manifests/ 
      The output should be as follows:
      nodes  nodes.pp  site.pp 
   6. Check the list of files in the  /etc/puppet/modules/ directory. 
      ls  modules/ 
      The output should be as follows:
      agent  apimanager  appserver  autoscaler  bps  cc  cep  esb  is  java  lb  manager  messagebroker  mysql  nodejs  php  ruby  stratos_base  tomcat  wordpress

8. Change the variables in the base.pp file accordingly.   
  vi /etc/puppet/manifests/nodes/base.pp


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   #essential variables $package_repo = '' $local_package_dir = '/mnt/packs' $mb_ip = '10.4.128.9' $mb_port = '61616' $mb_type = 'activemq' $cep_ip = '10.4.128.9' $cep_port = '7611' $truststore_password = 'wso2carbon' $java_distribution = 'jdk-7u51-linux-x64.tar.gz' $java_name = 'jdk1.7.0_51' $member_type_ip = 'private' $lb_httpPort = '80' $lb_httpsPort = '443' $tomcat_version = '7.0.52' $enable_log_publisher = 'false'

9. Enter the domain names that the master should automatically sign.
   
   1. Navigate to the /etc/puppet/ directory.
      cd /etc/puppet/  
   2. Add the domain names in the autosign.conf file and save the file.
   3. You can view the contents of the autosign.conf file as follows:
      cat autosign.conf 
      Based on the example the output will be as follows:
      *.test.org  

10. Download the Java distribution to the /etc/puppet/modules/java/files/ directory.  Define the Java distribution name and the unzipped folder name in the base.pp file, which is in the /etc/puppet/manifests/nodes/ directory, and save the file.
    

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    $java_distribution = 'jdk-7u51-linux-x64.tar.gz' $java_name = 'jdk1.7.0_51'

    Info
    To get support for 32 bits, download the Java 32 bits distribution and change the $java_distribution and $java_name parameters in the base.pp file accordingly.

11. Copy the Cartridge Agent distribution (apache-stratos-cartridge-agent-4.0.0-wso2v1-bin.zip), which is in the <PRIVATE_PAAS_HOME>/source/products/cartridge-agent/modules/distribution/target/ directory,  to the /etc/puppet/modules/agent/files/ directory.

12. Create a folder named activemq in the /etc/puppet/modules/agent/files/ directory.

    Info
    The name of the folder you create in this step depends on the value you entered in step 8 above, for the mb_type parameter. Example: If the value you gave for the mb_type parameter is ' activemq', then you should create the name of this folder as activemq.

    1. Navigate to the /etc/puppet/modules/agent/files/ directory.
       cd /etc/puppet/modules/agent/files/
    2. Check the list of files in the folder:
       ls
The output will be as follows:
       README.txt  activemq  apache-stratos-cartridge-agent-4.0.0-wso2v1-bin.zip


13. Download any dependency on 5.9.1 or any latest stable ActiveMQ TAR file from https://activemq.apache.org/download.html. The folder path of this file will be referred to as  <ACTIVEMQ_HOME>. Copy the following ActiveMQ client JARs from <ACTIVEMQ_HOME>/lib/ directory to the /etc/puppet/modules/agent/files/activemq/ directory. 

    Info
    activemq-broker-5.9.1.jar  activemq-client-5.9.1.jar  geronimo-j2ee-management_1.1_spec-1.0.1.jar  geronimo-jms_1.1_spec-1.1.1.jar  hawtbuf-1.9.jar

    1. Navigate to the /etc/puppet/modules/agent/files/activemq/ directory.
       cd /etc/puppet/modules/agent/files/activemq
    2. Check the list of files in the puppet folder:
       ls
The output will be as follows:
       README.txt activemq-broker-5.9.1.jar  activemq-client-5.9.1.jar  geronimo-j2ee-management_1.1_spec-1.0.1.jar  geronimo-jms_1.1_spec-1.1.1.jar  hawtbuf-1.9.jar

14. Copy the Private PaaS Load Balancer distribution (apache-stratos-load-balancer-4.0.0-wso2v1.zip), which is in the  <PRIVATE_PAAS_HOME>/source/products/load-balancer/modules/distribution/target/ directory, to the /etc/puppet/modules/lb/files/ directory.  

15. Repeat the above step 13 and step 14 to copy the ActiveMQ JAR files to the /etc/puppet/modules/lb/files/directory.

16. Based on the WSO2 cartridges that are being used, do the respective WSO2 cartridge configurations. For more information, see WSO2 cartridge configurations.

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