My suggestion is adding the ability to run ansible playbooks on remote machines through Uyuni, both ad-hoc and in schedules. Perhaps copying the “Remote Commands” tab and being able to use either/both:
i. Cut and pasted playbooks ii. Select playbooks from a local or remote repository. Salt supports calling Ansible playbooks. It was also presented on the last SUSECon -> https://www.suse.com/media/presentation/TUT1376_Running_Ansible_within_Salt_...
1. Centos as a Uyuni host. 1. Again, it took some gentle persuading to get a Suse box on our network as we’re a Centos shop and we know Centos. However, I know Stefan is working on this already and there’s little to add to the words said by Neal and others, other than to wave encouragingly from the sidelines. I know how you feel - same here :)
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