> forgot to mention that the concurrent-iterator could also be written as
>
> citerator :on_f => 'systems', :to_f => 'system' do
I changed my code a bit so it won't update all systems at once but instead
work with chunks so that the app stays available during the deployment and
am now using the following in my process definition:
iterator :on => '$f:systems', :to_var => 'chunk' do
citerator :on => '$v:chunk', :to => 'system' do
deploy_package_on_server
end
end
How would I write this using the Radial DSL? I can't seem to find
documentation on that but maybe I'm looking in the wrong places.
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