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[opensuse] How to manage 100+ linux boxes?
- From: "Xn Nooby" <xnooby@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 11:54:09 -0400
- Message-id: <bdf25fde0709050854n36b0ff26ubd3a865e47473f3f@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Is there a standard way to remotely manage 100+ SUSE boxes? The
machines are NLPOS9, which is based on SLES9, which is in turn based
on SUSE 9.1. I need a way to remotely administer them, with cheaper
solutions being ideal.
The problem is having to individually log in and tweak things on 100+
boxes. The administration tasks would be applying security updates,
and working with files for custom applications.
I believe I can do this with two shell scripts, a "control" script and
a "job" script. The control script would copy (via scp) and remotely
run (via SSH) the job script to a list of servers stored in an ASCII
file. Is this the standard way of doing this?
Any suggestions?
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machines are NLPOS9, which is based on SLES9, which is in turn based
on SUSE 9.1. I need a way to remotely administer them, with cheaper
solutions being ideal.
The problem is having to individually log in and tweak things on 100+
boxes. The administration tasks would be applying security updates,
and working with files for custom applications.
I believe I can do this with two shell scripts, a "control" script and
a "job" script. The control script would copy (via scp) and remotely
run (via SSH) the job script to a list of servers stored in an ASCII
file. Is this the standard way of doing this?
Any suggestions?
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