Hi to all…
I’ve created set of templates which I use to deploy some application config files (between 20-30 files, depends on environment) to all my servers (about 100 servers).
From ansible server I deploy every changed config file.
Hi to all…
I’ve created set of templates which I use to deploy some application config files (between 20-30 files, depends on environment) to all my servers (about 100 servers).
From ansible server I deploy every changed config file.
I've created set of templates which I use to deploy some
application config files (between 20-30 files, depends on
environment) to all my servers (about 100 servers).
OK.
So after I deploy that config file, I would like to commit it to
CVS.
I'm sorry, I read your mail multiple times, but I'm not sure what you
want to achieve.
Do you want to put the files on the ansible host (the one where you
are calling the playbook) into CVS? Or on each of your 100 servers?
What do you want to achieve?
Also (and without the intention of bikeshedding or flaming):
Is there any special reason for choosing CVS over more, ahem, modern
things like git, svn and such?
Johannes