[Voyage-linux] Automatic Deployment and Configuration
John Schultz
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Fri Sep 2 04:16:46 HKT 2011
Martin,.. I have been looking for this kind of feature ever since I started
working with Voyage. The easiest way would be to develop a web based
interface that contains all the settings, save this in a central repo., and
then have the nodes check in every X minutes, if there is a change, then
apply the changes and based on what change, do a system reboot if necessary.
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 09:26, Martin Kos <martin at kos.li> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> i have the need to deploy a lot of alix boards with voyage linux running
> on them. the have a "common" configuration, but still each alix has it's
> own settings.
> one thing is the inital configuration of the alix, but then when they
> are deployed and i want to make changes to the configurations, that
> should be automated and scalable. the problem is that not all of the
> boxes are reachable from outside, so they need to have some "call home"
> feature.
> i have thought about using puppet for this purpose? but haven't checked
> the details yet.
> one idea was to make some kind of dual boot system, where one system is
> a "read only, never change" system that can make the inital installation
> of the seconde "real" system, and that will "always" work. which means
> that in case of any damage to the real system, the other system can
> boot, download the whole real system and configure it. so also upgrades
> to newer version of voyage linux etc would be possible, or just "reset"
> the system to the inital state.
> what do you think about this ideas? anybody tried something simliar?
>
> greets
> KoS
>
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