puppet-apply:tldr:36e63

puppet-apply: Apply a manifest.

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$ puppet apply ${path-to-manifest}

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The command "puppet apply" is used to apply a Puppet manifest file to a system.

A Puppet manifest file contains a set of instructions written in the Puppet configuration language. These instructions describe the desired state of a system.

In the command "puppet apply ${path-to-manifest}", the "${path-to-manifest}" is the path to the manifest file that you want to apply. You need to replace it with the actual path to your manifest file.

When you run this command, Puppet will read the manifest file and apply its instructions to the system. Puppet will analyze the current state of the system and make any necessary changes to bring it into the desired state defined in the manifest file. This can include installing packages, configuring services, modifying files, and other system tasks.

By running this command, you can automate the configuration and management of your systems using Puppet's declarative language and centralized control.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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