Add a non docker ansible deploy #1
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javaguirre
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Mar 24, 2021
javaguirre
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I'd separate basic requirements (as the apt packages) form the more specific quorum installation, just to make it easy to deploy separately using tags. We might want to install a new version of quorum but not launch the apt for example.
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I think that is how the deploy works now. The apt dependencies and the quorum installation are separated or i'm misunderstanding something?
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Let me checkit in a Sandbox enviroment, and will give feedback Thanks |
…ady running and the playbook is executed
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Add an ansible deploy without using docker