#ansible - November 2018

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Discussions related to ansible configuration management

November 2018
erik
erikalmost 8 years ago
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erik
erikalmost 8 years ago
set the channel description: Discussions related to ansible configuration management
tamsky
tamskyalmost 8 years ago
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catdevman
catdevmanalmost 8 years ago
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tamsky
tamskyalmost 8 years ago
thanks!
Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)
Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)almost 8 years ago
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tamsky
tamskyalmost 8 years ago
I need to put my notes together but basically I've been enabling the OS-default /bin/init, after which I can test packer->docker+systemd->ansible playbooks pipelines that install/configure system services.
CentOS publishes theirs at https://hub.docker.com/_/centos/ under "Dockerfile for systemd base image".
Right now I'm trying to see if I can walk this strategy all the way back to amazonlinux:1 and enable upstart.
tamsky
tamskyalmost 8 years ago
https://hub.docker.com/r/solita/ubuntu-systemd/ lays out many of the same ideas I had under their heading "But Why?":
- You want to test a provisioning or deployment script that configures and starts systemd services.
Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)
Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)almost 8 years ago
would love to get a demo of this stuff later....
Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)
Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)almost 8 years ago
also makes me think we should do an #lax meetup for show & tell
pigglesticks
pigglesticksalmost 8 years ago
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Spialmost 8 years ago
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Pablo Costaalmost 8 years ago
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mrwackyalmost 8 years ago
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catdevman
catdevmanalmost 8 years ago
@tamsky I have never used systemd in docker that is interesting idea. So to go a little deeper into how we are layering out images it goes like this base -> application -> code each of those have it's own repository so I can update and play around with making underlaying dependencies changes in the system level stuff under application and then we always layer code over that . Last step we have tests which I am mostly using goss currently but that takes the code repo image and installs testing framework over it and runs them then that last step "could" give the green light in a CI/CD pipeline
tamsky
tamskyalmost 8 years ago
which CICD pipline do you use?
I always wonder how folks arrange cascading dependencies between packer configs
tamsky
tamskyalmost 8 years ago

I have never used systemd in docker that is interesting idea.


Ok article describing one group's setup:
http://t0t0.github.io/internship%20week%207/2016/03/30/cloud-config-docker.html
ndobbs
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Maarten van der Hoef
Maarten van der Hoefalmost 8 years ago
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erik
erikalmost 8 years ago
set the channel topic: :ansible:
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