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Add description to use hdm module on SLES #74

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- [Major Update](#major-update)
- [Setup](#setup)
- [Setup Requirements](#setup-requirements)
- [SLES and Docker module](#sles-and-docker-module)
- [Beginning with betadots HDM](#beginning-with-betadots-hdm)
- [Reference](#reference)
- [Limitations](#limitations)
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- puppetlabs/vcsrepo - min version 5.2.0
- puppet/systemd - min version 3.10.0

### SLES and Docker module

The [puppetlabs-docker](https://forge.puppet.com/modules/puppetlabs/docker/readme) Module lacks official SLES and SuSe support. Yet: the module is usable on SLES.

The installation of Docker can not be done using the module on SLES.
But one can use any other defined type like `docker::image` or `docker::run`.

One **must** set the `acknowledge_unsupported_os` parameter to `true` and must tell the module to not manage the docker installation.

To allow full functionality, the hdm parameter for `manage_docker` must be set to `true`, as we deactivate this in module data.

Hiera:

```yaml
---
# Allow Docker to work on SLES
docker::acknowledge_unsupported_os: true
docker::manage_package: false
# Enable HDM to use docker module on SLES
hdm::manage_docker: true
```

### Beginning with betadots HDM

The most simple approach is to just include the hdm class and provide the version parameter:
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