> Sigh. I guess all I need is an empty cookbook that does nothing as node.save seems to have no effect anyway. All I need is a dummy chef client run.How are you running this “dummy” chef-client run? If you change the run-list to remove the role role-zookeeper, your node will be persisted without this role and without the attributes associated with it. You’ll have a period of time where the roles attribute of the node does NOT contain what you’re looking for and searches will fail.
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Stephen Delano - Engineering Lead, ChefOn Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 11:50 AM, Douglas Garstang < " target="_blank"> > wrote:
DougHow can I make this reliable?I've run the test a few times, and basically, the result are unreliable. On my latest test, two of the nodes discovered all three nodes, and one of the nodes discovered only one node (not itself btw).The battle continues with chef search. I'm trying to use chef search to discover zookeeper nodes. The very first thing in my run list is node.save, which seems to cause the Chef server to immediately have access to the data I need, the role and the environment.I just did a test, where one window had the result of "knife search node "chef_environment:dev AND roles:role-zookeeper". I could see that the data was populated immediately after the call to node.save. A few minutes later, when the recipe did it's search, no nodes were found, as evidenced from an empty log() statement in the recipe.
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