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Module to mange IIS with Puppet

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# Deprecation notice

This module has been moved to the care of Puppet, where it is now being maintained and updated. Find new versions at https://forge.puppet.com/puppetlabs/iis .

Details for migrating can be found at: https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-iis/blob/master/MIGRATION.md

# IIS module for Puppet

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Module for puppet that can be used to create sites, application pools and
virtual applications with IIS 7 and above.

#### Table of Contents

1. [Overview](#overview)
1. [Requirements](#requirements)
1. [Types](#types)
  * [iis_site](#iis_site)
  * [iis_pool](#iis_pool)
  * [iis_virtualdirectory](#iis_virtualdirectory)
  * [iis_application](#iis_application)

## Overview

Create and manage IIS websites, application pools, and virtual applications.

## Requirements

- >= Windows 2012
- IIS installed

## Types

### iis_site

Enumerate all IIS websites:

* `puppet resource iis_site`

Example output for `puppet resource iis_site 'Default Web Site'`

```puppet
iis_site { 'Default Web Site':
  ensure   => 'started',
  app_pool => 'DefaultAppPool',
  ip       => '*',
  path     => 'C:\InetPub\WWWRoot',
  port     => '80',
  protocol => 'http',
  ssl      => 'false',
}
```

#### iis_site attributes

* `ensure` Denotes the presence and state of site. `{ present, absent, started,
  stopped }` Default: `started`

* `name` (namevar) Web site's name.

* `path` Web root for the site.  This can be left blank, although IIS won't
  be able to start the site.

* `app_pool` The application pool which should contain the site. Default: `DefaultAppPool`

* `host_header` A host header that should apply to the site. Set to `false` to
  maintain no host header.

* `protocol` The protocol for the site. Default `http`

* `ip` The IP address for the site to listen on. Default: `$::ipaddress`

* `port` The port for the site to listen on. Default: `80`

* `ssl` If SSL should be enabled. Default: `false`

* `state` Whether the site should be `Started` or `Stopped`.  Default: `Started`

#### Refresh event

Sending a refresh event to an iis_site type will recycle the web site.

### iis_pool

Enumerate all IIS application pools:

* `puppet resource iis_pool`

Example output for `puppet resource iis_site 'DefaultAppPool'`

```puppet
iis_pool { 'DefaultAppPool':
  ensure        => 'started',
  enable_32_bit => 'false',
  pipeline      => 'Integrated',
  runtime       => 'v4.0',
}
```

#### iis_pool attributes

* `ensure` Denotes the presence and state of pool. `{ present, absent, started,
  stopped }` Default: `started`

* `name` (namevar) Application pool's name.

* `enable_32_bit` Enable 32-bit applications (boolean). Default: `false`

* `pipeline` The managed pipeline mode for the pool {'Classic', 'Integrated'}.

* `runtime` Version of .NET runtime for the pool (float).

* `state` Whether the site should be `Started` or `Stopped`.  Default: `Started`

#### Refresh event

Sending a refresh event to an iis_pool type will recycle the application pool.

### iis_virtualdirectory

Enumerate all IIS virtual directories:

* `puppet resource iis_virtualdirectory`

Example output for `puppet resource iis_virtualdirectory 'default'`

```puppet
iis_virtualdirectory { 'default':
  ensure => 'present',
  path   => 'C:\inetpub\wwwroot',
  site   => 'Default Web Site',
}
```

#### iis_virtualdirectory attributes

* `path` Target directory for the virtual directory.

* `site` (Read-only) Web site in which the virtual directory resides. To change
  sites, remove and re-create virtual directory.

### iis_application

Enumerate all IIS applications:

* `puppet resource iis_application`

Example output for `puppet resource iis_site 'test_app'`

```puppet
iis_application { 'test_app':
  ensure   => 'present',
  app_pool => 'DefaultAppPool',
  path     => 'C:\Temp',
  site     => 'Default Web Site',
}
```

#### iis_application attributes

* `app_pool` The application pool which should contain the application. Default:
  `DefaultAppPool`

* `path` Root for the application.  This can be left blank, although IIS won't
  be able to use it.

* `site` (Read-only) Web site in which the application resides. To change sites,
  remove and re-create application.

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