[Infrastructures] a day in the life of isconf
Anand Kumria
wildfire@progsoc.uts.edu.au
Mon, 21 Nov 2005 17:49:41 +1100
Hi,
I'm in the process of setting up a greenfield infrastructure site, so I
thought I'd try something different to managing each individual machine.
I'm currently evaluating FAI, cfengine and, or course, ISconf.
While I understand the concepts and design decision behind ISconf I was
wondering if someone could explain:
- what happens once you branch from the base.
Let's say a security update comes out, I can immediately put
that on the base image -- can I then have the branch attempt to apply
that same change to itself?
Or would I have to apply the change to each 'branch'? Perhaps a
sequence of commands would be instructive?
- /etc/is/main.cf
How are people managing this? It seems it needs to be
hand-constructed for each machine. In my case this site is small (~10
machines), so it isn't too big a deal but what about for larger sites?
Thanks,
Anand