Python would be the best way, but if you are interested in bash/spacecmd
examples. Just some quick examples.
for server in `spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q group_listsystems
group`; do
for errata in `spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q
system_listerrata $server |egrep -vi "^security|^-|^bug|^enhancement"
|grep [a-zA-Z0-9] |awk '{print $1}'`; do
spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q
system_applyerrata $server $errata
done
done
To save several spacecmd, %sessions, and schedules on the above, could
also do.
server_errata=`spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q
system_listerrata $server |egrep -vi "^security|^-|^bug|^enhancement"
|grep [a-zA-Z0-9] |awk '{print $1}' |paste -s -d" "`
spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q system_applyerrata
$server $server_errata
yum update -y, with error checking and any additional scripting needed.
server_list=`spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q
group_listsystems group |paste -s -d" "`
spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q -- system_runscript
$server_list -u root -g root -t7200 -f /pathtofile.sh (yum with error
checking and returns)
reboot (if servers are not running osad, then the -s schedule needs to be
> 4 hours then when the reboot command is sent)
Caution: ensure that virtuals are removed, that exist on hypers
that are going to be rebooted.
server_list=`spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q
group_listsystems group |paste -s -d" "`
spacecmd -s xxxxxx -u yyyyy -p zzzzzz -q -- system_runscript
$server_list -u root -g root -t7200 -s YYYYMMDD[HHMM]-f /reboot2am.sh
reboot.sh --->
#/bin/bash
nohup shutdown -r HH:MM > /dev/null 2>&1 &
exit 0
shutdown -c can be ran on the servers before HH:MM just in case a mistake
was made!
- Thanks and good luck
From: Alexander Dacre <[email protected]>
To: Евгений <[email protected]>, "[email protected]"
<[email protected]>
Date: 03/10/2016 05:01 AM
Subject: Re: [Spacewalk-list] Automatic auto updates
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I can?t share the code we?ve written ? company won?t let me ? but the
applications utilise the XML RPC API:
http://www.spacewalkproject.org/documentation/api/2.4/.
A quick pseudocode example would be to:
CALL systemgroup.listSystems(?group name?)
FOR EACH SYSTEM:
CALL system.getUnscheduledErrata
FOR EACH ERRATUM:
System.scheduleApplyErrata
Pretty straightforward to do in Python.
Thanks,
Alex Dacre
Systems Engineer
+44 131 560 1476
+44 7713281778
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mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of ???????
Sent: 10 March 2016 09:21
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Spacewalk-list] Automatic auto updates
Hmm, via spacecmd?
Can chops and share examples? :)
Thanks.
Evgeniy
Четверг, 10 марта 2016, 7:48 UTC от Alexander Dacre <
[email protected]>:
Absolutely!
We do this with the API. I provide a system group to a little bespoke
application which goes off and gets all the member systems. For each
system it calls the getUnschedulerErrata method and then another to
schedule them at a specified time. There is some other stuff it does like
customer notifications etc too.
The reboot can also be done via the API with a similar method.
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> On 10 Mar 2016, at 06:42, Евгений <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Can I do with spacewalk automatic patch management?
>
> Example:
>
> GroupA - regular check and install all updates(or errata), reboot as
needed.
> All this in maintenance window - 2:3AM
>
> GroupB - regular check and install all updates(or errata), reboot as
needed.
> All this in maintenance window - 4:5AM
>
> In Windows, all this susses fully doing in wsus+sccm.
>
> Evgeniy
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