jan damborsky wrote: > Dave Miner wrote: >> jan damborsky wrote: >>> Hi Dave, >>> >>> >>> Dave Miner wrote: >>>> jan damborsky wrote: >>>>> Hi Moriah, >>>>> >>>>> Moriah Waterland wrote: >>>>>> Sounds like a great idea. I am POC this week and am looking at >>>>>> cleaning >>>>>> up bugs. Let me know what you guys decide and I would be happy to >>>>>> implement it. >>>>> I really appreciate your help in this area, since to be honest I am >>>>> not sure >>>>> about how to create new Bugzilla category and if I have enough >>>>> permissions >>>>> to do it. >>>>> >>>> Before we add anything, I'd like a clear definition of what it >>>> encompasses vs. the other components that are already in the >>>> installer product. >>> >>> With respect to pieces, which are being introduced for AI >>> (and seems to be AI specific so far), I can think about following >>> (there might be more) which might fall into this new bug category: >>> >>> * AI install engine >>> - this will be AI equivalent of gui-install Slim install >>> gui-install >>> - it consumes IPS and standard install libraries (libtd, >>> libti, libbe, liborchestrator,...) >>> >>> * AI service discovery (AISD) & AI service choosing (AISC) engines >>> - called from AI smf service in order to accomplish >>> AI specific tasks >>> >>> * AI tools >>> - serve for setting AI install server and client >>> - publication of OSInstall service >>> - DHCP network setup >>> - client configuration >>> - AI manifest publication >>> >>> * AI SMF service & appropriate method >>> - invokes AISD, AISC, AI install engine >>> >>>> Also, any name chosen needs to be meaningful to somebody not on >>>> the project - not "AI" but perhaps "automation". >>> >>> That is a good point. I think 'automation' is good candidate. >>> >> >> This actually sounds to me like at least 3 new components: >> >> - installadm > > Since it will fall into Product 'installer' I think we might > not need redundant 'install' in name of Component - > maybe 'admintools' ? >
installadm is the name of the command, isn't it? That's why I suggested it. Dave
