I agree with Mihai's suggestion to distribute the content Pulp produces and
not Pulp itself. Here are two ways to distribute content between two
regions.
1) Have a standalone Pulp installed in each region, and have one Pulp sync
from what the other Pulp publishes. This allows you to delivery conte
You may not need to distribute Pulp across the globe - only the yum
repositories that Pulp publishes. That is static content that is much
easier to distribute and serve from the edge (via akamai etc).
Pulp itself never serves the rpm packages.
Would that not be enough?
Mihai
On Thu, Apr 27, 201
Hi Pulp Devs,
I am looking to set-up a scenario where I would be providing a solution for
patch and repository management with pulp to the Linux farm hosted across
the globe. Some of my questions which I could not find in the documentation
are as below.
Is it possible to set pulp in a multi homed
