There are 14 different options available when using Puppet apply in Vagrant. These options are to be applied in your Vagrantfile and can help give you more control over the Puppet provisioner:
- binary_path:
Type: string
Description: This is a path on the guest to the Puppet's bin directory.
- facter:
Type: hash
Description: This is a hash of available facter variables (also know as facts).
- hiera_config_path:
Type: string
Description: This is the path (on the host) to the hiera configuration.
- manifest_file:
Type: string
Description: This is the name of the manifest file that Puppet will use. The default is default.pp.
- manifests_path:
Type: string
Description: This is the path to the directory where the manifest files are. The default is manifests.
- module_path:
Type: string/array of strings
Description: This can be a path or paths to the directory (on the host) that contains any Puppet modules.
- environment:
Type: string
Description: This is the name of the Puppet environment.
- environment_path:
Type: string
Description: This is a path to the directory (on the host) which contains environment files.
- environment_variables:
Type: hash
Description: This is a set of environment variables (in a string of key/value pairs) which are to be used before Puppet apply runs.
- options:
Type: array of strings
Description: These are options that can be passed into the Puppet executable when Puppet is running.
- synced_folder_type:
Type: string
Description: This option allows you to specify what types of synced folder to use. This will use the synced folder type by default.
- synced_folder_args:
Type: array
Description: This is an array of arguments (values) that are passed to the folder sync. You can send specific arguments depending on the type of synced folder that you have chosen (see the preceding option).
- temp_dir:
Type: string
Description: This is the directory (on the guest machine) where any Puppet run data will be stored, such as manifest files.
- working_directory:
Type: string
Description: This is the working directory (on the guest machine) when Puppet is running.