If you are using Facter 2+, which is what you do when you run at least Puppet4, then you have structured facts (meaning nested values) like those:
processors => {
count => 2,
isa => "unknown",
models => [
"QEMU Virtual CPU version 2.1.2",
"QEMU Virtual CPU version 2.1.2"
],
physicalcount => 2
}
Now you cannot match those using
mco find -F <fact name>=<fact value>
If you try you just get an empty result. The
only way to match structured facts is using -S
mco find -S 'fact("<fact name>").value=<value>'
For example:
mco find -S 'fact("networking.network").value=192.168.5.0'
mco find -S 'fact("os.distro.codename").value=jessie'
See also
Mcollective Cheat Sheet