Managing SIP extensions with puppet

I decided to take the next step into the world of Puppet and actually created my own Provider and Type. So I would like to introduce "puppet-asterisk" which creates a custom type and provider for managing Asterisk's SIP configuration. The provider allows for simple SIP resource management, by managing /etc/asterisk/sip.conf and treating each SIP extension defined as an individual resource, so the following extension:

[100]
type=friend
host=dynamic
secret=MyPass123
context=internal
mailbox=100@default
callgroup=1
pickupgroup=1
dtmfmode=rfc2833
canreinvite=no
permit=10.34.0.1/32
deny=10.34.0.2/32

Can be expressed as:

sip {'100':
    ensure  => present,
    type    => 'friend',
    host    => 'dynamic',
    secret  => 'MyPass123',
    context => 'internal'
    mailbox => '100@default'
    permit  => '10.34.0.1/32',
    deny    => '10.34.0.2/32',
}

This allow to actually manage a SIP extension and it's properties individually and even grouping them as Virtual Resources. I have scouted Puppet Forge and most solutions focus completely on uploading the entire sip.conf as a template, which is pretty limiting. We must aim to keep as much as the infrastructure managed by Puppet as possible. Installing At the time of this writing I have not yet submitted it to puppet forge, so you must clone the repository from Github https://github.com/AlexRRR/puppet-asterisk and copy it to your /etc/puppet/modules Testing Please make sure you have rake, rspec installed

gem install rake
gem install rspec

Run the tests from root directory of project

>
rake spec