Re: Making gfs-deploy-tool dist agnostic (somewhat)

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Sebastian Walter wrote:
C. Bergström wrote:
Sebastian Walter wrote:

C. Bergström wrote:
I'm trying to really clean up my cluster deployment and while looking at GFS came across this.

http://people.redhat.com/rkenna/gfs-deploy-tool/html.doc/




http://www.rocksclusters.org

I sincerely appreciate you pointing me in this direction. I'm quite interested in any documentation you can point me at as I'm always up for learning/reading more. In this case there's no reason to change dist.. I'll patch gfs-deploy and either locally maintain the patches or hopefully get them accepted upstream. I didn't realize this was a RH and friends only project.
As looking on the gfs-deploy page I can't find anything really exciting about this project, most of the features are already covered by the Cluster Suite.
gfs-deploy from reading the docs appears to be an almost idiot proof tool to deploy......... gfs... Whereas the link you sent is just the dependency packages that by themselves have no interface to deploy other than manually on each node/target. Correct me if I'm wrong?

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