Am 06.02.2014 13:13, schrieb Bas van Weelde: > Administering a large number of hosts (100>) I am in need of a way to > reboot them all at the same time or in groups. Just a reboot or after > the change of a config file. Are there any pre-baked solutions for > that, and if not, do you guyes have any experience in that? I am > thinking of a way to check if there's a file existing that works as a > trigger to exec the reboot.
You could use an "exec" resource which is subscribed to a file and has
"refreshonly => true", like:
class reboot ($reason = undef) {
file { 'reboot_trigger':
path => '/.reboot',
ensure => present,
content => "${reason}",
}
exec { 'reboot':
command => "/sbin/shutdown -r now",
subscribe => File['reboot_trigger'],
refreshonly => true,
}
}
Your agents will now reboot whenever you change $reason.
HTH...
Dirk
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