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lordievader | Good morning | 06:50 |
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Neo4 | I need a list of needed apps for frash ubuntu installation | 10:45 |
Neo4 | I'm going to reinstall ubuntu and next time don't want to do installation manually. | 10:46 |
Neo4 | installation over ubuntu software takes long time, it's not efficient :) | 10:47 |
Neo4 | much better over shell script | 10:47 |
Neo4 | I did this script and reinstall ubuntu, want to remove dualap and put home to separated disk ,now it together with OS | 10:58 |
RoyK | dpkg --get-selections > pkglist.txt | 10:59 |
RoyK | then dpkg --set-selections < pkglist.txt on the new machine | 10:59 |
RoyK | then apt-get install -f # IIRC | 11:00 |
RoyK | obviously you'll have to store the file somewhere safe during reinstallation | 11:00 |
Neo4 | and need put to .vimrc and .bashrc your own settings too | 11:02 |
Neo4 | this automatization has many details | 11:02 |
RoyK | Neo4: better use ansible | 11:02 |
RoyK | then you have it for later too | 11:03 |
Neo4 | RoyK: no, this is easy echo "needed setting" tee -a $HOME/.vimrc | 11:03 |
RoyK | it's easier to use ansible with "blockinfile" to do that stuff | 11:03 |
RoyK | or lineinfile | 11:03 |
RoyK | ansible is really neat | 11:04 |
RoyK | I've used to roll out some 20 raspberry pi machines as infoscreens | 11:04 |
Neo4 | RoyK: I will have two separated scripts one for desktop, desktop_install and one for vps vps_install? or might better put all in one? This will bloated menu | 11:04 |
lordievader | Or use puppet, or some other automation tool. Anything is better than a bunch of scripts. | 11:20 |
RoyK | lordievader: not to start a holy war, but I prefer ansible :) | 12:47 |
lordievader | Never tried ansible. puppet+foreman works here. | 12:48 |
blackflow | SaltStack ftw! ;) | 12:52 |
blackflow | The attraction of ansible is that it's very simple, no need to install nodes/minions/clients, works over ssh and is simplistic enough even for managing a single host with some declarative config. | 12:53 |
RoyK | that's probably why I like ansible ;) | 12:57 |
ikonia | it struggles with windows though | 13:00 |
ikonia | winrm....wow | 13:00 |
ikonia | blackflow: do you have a large saltstack deployment estate ? | 13:01 |
ikonia | I'm yet to really get experience on a large scale salt deployment so I"m a bit on the fence about it | 13:01 |
blackflow | ikonia: nah, a dozen or so servers. | 13:01 |
ikonia | yeah, I'd like to see the "few hundred" scale minimum | 13:02 |
blackflow | ikonia: but eh, the only reason we're using saltstack and not ansible, is the "reactor" functionality, where nodes can trigger events on other nodes. | 13:02 |
ikonia | blackflow: thats one of the things I'd like to see at scale for dynamic cloud type operations | 13:02 |
blackflow | otherwise for such a small deployment we'd probably have stayed on ansible. | 13:02 |
blackflow | ikonia: from what I've read and heard, it scales well. | 13:03 |
ikonia | hands on understanding though is priceless | 13:03 |
blackflow | oh definitely. | 13:03 |
sonu_nk | hi i am facing this issue on linode "Network Helper did not run: could not determine distribution or distribution version " suddenly all stopped... | 16:31 |
ikonia | sonu_nk: what distro are you running ? | 16:58 |
sonu_nk | centos 7 | 17:07 |
ikonia | sonu_nk: then why are you asking in an ubuntu channel | 17:07 |
sonu_nk | i am asking if anyone knows this error "Network Helper did not run: could not determine distribution or distribution version" | 17:08 |
ikonia | this channel supports ubuntu | 17:08 |
ikonia | not centos problems | 17:08 |
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