Puppetfile into the following textbox, then download the environment it represents as a tarball.
When you press the download button, the service will resolve the dependencies of
your Puppetfile, create an environment from them, and then pack the
whole thing into a tarball. Save that tarball to a USB key, then perform any review
or approval required by your security and quality policies.
Once approved, walk the USB key with the modules tarball across your air-gap
and uncompress them into your codebase. For example:
$ cd /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/staging
$ tar -xvzf /media/USB/Puppetfile.packed.<date>.tar.gz --strip-components=1
We recommend using an MD5 checksum to prove that the tarball you deploy is the same as the tarball you get approved. You can generate that with one of the following commands, depending on your platform.
md5 Puppetfile.packed.<date>.tar.gz > md5summd5sum Puppetfile.packed.<date>.tar.gz > md5sum
Resolving dependencies in a Puppetfile means installing code that
you didn't specifically request into your environment. Make sure you audit the
modules from the tarball, not just code from the source repositories of the
modules you specified in your Puppetfile.