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WIP: Provide RFC for Salt SSH for TU systems #93

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@m-czernek m-czernek commented Oct 16, 2024

@m-czernek m-czernek marked this pull request as draft October 16, 2024 11:02
# Motivation
[motivation]: #motivation

Uyuni users want feature parity of TU minions to non-TU minions. Currently, Uyuni users can use the Salt, Salt SSH, or Salt SSH Proxy methods to control their deployed non-TU minions. However, for TU minions, SSH management does not work.
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I think naming here is not the same as we are using at least on the web UI. I suppose you mean the contact methods: Salt (minion) / Push via SSH (salt-ssh) / Push via SSH tonnel (salt-ssh with tonnel to https of the server).

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- The filesystem outside of a transaction (IAT) contains both the Salt client, and, more importantly, the `salt_state.tgz` file.
- The filesystem inside of a transaction (OOT) requires both the Salt client and the `salt_state.tgz` because the execution must happen in a transaction.
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Looks like IAT/OOT mixed there, but I could be wrong, are they really using such acronyms?

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