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Allow a user to specify a username and host address and deploy an application to it. CloudLaunch will have a special private/public SSH key pair and will instruct the user to add the public key to host.
This requires a few different changes:
separate out logic of configuring a host from the app plugins so that it can be reused
change the data model so that deployments can be associated with a more general "deployment target" than Cloud
some UI changes to allow a user to specify a host instead of picking a cloud
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Introduces a new abstraction, AppConfigurer, that configures an
application on a host. Currently this is done by SSHing in and either
running a script or running an Ansible playbook.
The Ansible playbook execution logic was extracted out of the
CloudMan2AppPlugin.
machristie
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Introduces a new abstraction, AppConfigurer, that configures an
application on a host. Currently this is done by SSHing in and either
running a script or running an Ansible playbook.
The Ansible playbook execution logic was extracted out of the
CloudMan2AppPlugin.
machristie
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to machristie/cloudlaunch
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Jul 20, 2018
Introduces a new abstraction, AppConfigurer, that configures an
application on a host. Currently this is done by SSHing in and either
running a script or running an Ansible playbook.
The Ansible playbook execution logic was extracted out of the
CloudMan2AppPlugin.
Allow a user to specify a username and host address and deploy an application to it. CloudLaunch will have a special private/public SSH key pair and will instruct the user to add the public key to host.
This requires a few different changes:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: