On 08/24/2012 10:07 PM, New user wrote:
Hello,
we slowly are trying to get into Puppet world. So far we have basic
configuration for a few hosts.
In the next step I'd like to get automatic packages upgrade (CentOS/RH)
on each Puppet-managed server but since
there are first (the most important), second (little less important),
third, testing line of servers
I would like to upgrade packages on testing servers then (a week later)
on third line of server then (another week later)
second and so on. Could you recommend how to approach this problem ?
I'm also interested in this one...
You could use strict version adherences in your manifests (package
{blah: ensure => 'version', }), and use different environments on
different line of servers.
But the problem I see with this approach is that only packages
explicitly defined in your manifests will get upgraded, and just *part*
of their dependencies. For example centos-release package won't be
upgraded ever.
So if anyone has any better approach in automating upgrades I would be
more than interested too...
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Jakov Sosic
www.srce.unizg.hr
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