On 7/15/14 3:56 PM, Howard White wrote:
On 07/15/2014 02:51 PM, Kent Perrier wrote:
Have you looked at installing cobbler and letting that take care of the
details?
Just wondering.
In the best of all worlds, I would have [ puppet | chef | spacewalk |
cobbler | wtf ]. I'm a one-handed-wallpaper-hanger here...
I found that puppet is for people that can't rsync. I spent part of a
year migrating to puppet, and found that it is easier for me to simply
write in bash, instead of wrapping bash inside of Puppet's format
(pulling all my hair out wondering where the nice logs went). I also
found that the installation requirements to get puppet running on EL6
dwarfs the requirements to get our application running - bash and the
gnu tools are already installed.
I'm also missing system-config-netboot and system-config-kickstart. I
usually assemble the tftpboot directories manually. I haven't setup a
proper pxe install environment in a while, though I do one-offs for
various embedded systems all the time.
I work in a large environment in EC2. bash works just fine for
installation, configuration, and testing, before activation/go-live.
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Drew from Zhrodague
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