It's probably best to avoid methods named after the feature names as the features are dynamic, based on what's in the database. We used to do this when looking up smart proxies, and it was terrible (https://github.com/theforeman/foreman/blob/1.8.0/app/models/smart_proxy.rb#L42-L48) because the behaviour was defined when the class was evaluated, not at runtime - making it hard to test and sometimes buggy.

#has_feature?(:puppet) or similar might be better.