Where will the autoloader look for the class definition for ssh::server::keys?

The autoloader in Puppet is responsible for locating class definitions in specific directories based on the naming conventions used in the Puppet module structure. When looking for the class definition for ssh::server::keys, the autoloader follows a pattern that reflects the module’s hierarchy.

In this case, the autoloader seeks to find the keys class within the server namespace of the ssh module. According to Puppet's conventions, namespaces correspond to directory structures in the module's manifests directory. Therefore, it will look for a file named keys.pp in a subdirectory that matches the namespace path.

The correct location would be /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/modules/ssh/manifests/server/keys.pp. This path accurately reflects both the module's base directory (ssh), the server namespace, as well as the specific file name for the keys class.

Other options either suggest incorrect file names or incorrect directory structures that don’t align with Puppet’s expectations for loading classes. For instance, a directory implying a modules directory or a file with a different structure would not conform to the autoloader's lookup algorithm for class definitions. Hence, understanding the organizational structure