Hi all,
An additional use-case from a customer recently was...
During install, the machine may need to be rebooted (perhaps even
several times). How does one split up the install commands, to
interleave them with the reboots?
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A concrete example is the docker host setup - on some Linux
distros/versions it involves upgrading the kernel and rebooting, before
finally installing the docker packages.
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This is possible in Java - e.g. add a sequence of tasks to call a
script, call reboot, wait for reboot complete, call next task, etc.
It is not currently possible in a "pure bash" entity (i.e. when using
VanillaSoftwareProcess with yaml).
I expect this isn't a common use-case on Linux; we need to ensure the
common-case doesn't get (much) more complicated if we add this support.
Aled
On 16/09/2014 16:28, Andrew Kennedy wrote:
"Added install resources configuration as complement to runtime resources"
- https://github.com/apache/incubator-brooklyn/pull/165
I'll add some integration tests for this as well, but can someone take a
quick look and verify this is a reasonable interim step forward?
Thanks,
Andrew.
