sig:sysadmin:projects:etckeeper
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| - | ====== EtcKeeper ====== | ||
| - | This system provides an easy way to push and pull a config from a repo. Most machines should be able to use a common etc repo. Evaluate a good organization strategy that takes role divergence into account. If the machine services will not remain the same then they should not be grouped. A good group to start with is the workstations. Under an etckeeper setup minor config updates can be pushed automatically to the machines without a full image clone and deploy. Admin access to Gitlab will likely be needed, try to use registered hooks and tokens instead of username/password combos for connecting to git. we should be able to have a common shared project without needed some kind of "local user" for auth. | ||
| - | ====== install stuff ====== | ||
| - | sudo apt-get install etckeeper git-core | ||
| - | ====== configure etckeeper ====== | ||
| - | comment out VCS="bzr", uncomment VCS="git" | ||
| - | <file|/etc/etckeeper/etckeeper.conf> | ||
| - | # The VCS to use. | ||
| - | # VCS="hg" | ||
| - | VCS="git" | ||
| - | # VCS="bzr" | ||
| - | # VCS="darcs" | ||
| - | </file> | ||
| - | after that, the defaults are fine | ||
| - | ====== initialize etckeeper ====== | ||
| - | sudo etckeeper init | ||
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