Ben Schwartz

There shouldn't be any real differences, the puppet modules take care of any differences. I'd try swapping out the vagrant "box" with a centos version and seeing what happens :)

Are you not running puppet with root?

no, but on your vm puppet should be being run by root. I think the problem is a bug with dnsmasq :-/ It looks like after being installed, names aren't...

(a curl error code of 6 means there was a problem resolving the host) http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html

You only need dnsmasq to discover with consul. The app node does a dns lookup on foo.service.consul, and dnsmasq routes *.consul lookups to the consul client agent running on localhost:5xxxx...

The way I've used it, is in conjunction with a service discovery system (like consul) that is in charge of keeping the dns entries up to date. There is still...

(let me know if I'm misunderstanding your question)

Yeah. I think any kind of test would just shrink the ttl, so a real solution would involve retrys similar to how netflix's ribbon does things. This would be interesting...

Is adding the `LICENSE` file all that is needed to your knowledge?

hmmm looks executable, so not totally sure - what's your environment? (Is this the amd64 binary on linux? darwin on a mac? is it running in docker and if so,...