Currently, with puppet we have a cron job that has puppet client check in and decide whether the host it's running on needs to have any of its configuration changed. This is not the case with our ansible deployment. Until someone writes the equivalent cron job and we deploy it we'll need to remember the following: * Changes to config need to manually be pushed out to hosts (most people know to do this anyhow) * When we update a package on a host, we need to have ansible reconfigure the host. This takes care of the case where the rpm overwrites some of our configuration or hotfixes need to be applied (note that you should remove obsoleted hotfixes before running ansible ;-) Ticket for writing the cron job: * https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/4045 -Toshio
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