[ale] [EXTERNAL] Re: Re: [ALE] So the winner is?

Tue May 18 11:14:55 EDT 2021

We are using SUSE Manager (which Uyuni is the upstream of) to manage approximately 500 systems.  For licensing reasons, I have a separate Uyuni installation for CentOS, OEL, and openSUSE.
I can't imagine trying to manage all of this without it!  I don't even really do much with actually writing Salt states.  I can accomplish most everything I need to do by registering everything as Salt minions, then using the config channels for push configs.  
We also use it for push-patching.
Allen B.

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From: Ale <ale-bounces at ale.org> on behalf of James Taylor via Ale <ale at ale.org>
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [ale] Re:   [ALE] So the winner is?

Have you had a chance to play with Uyuni much?
I did an installation a while back, but other needs intervened and I never did any set up.
-jt

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>>> Allen Beddingfield via Ale <ale at ale.org> 5/18/2021 10:25 AM >>>
That would be my go-to solution as well.  openSUSE Leap + Uyuni is a great setup.  I assume this is for a RHEL clone requirement?

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Why not openSUSE Leap?
Do you need more Red Hat equivalence?

James Taylor
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>>> Allen Beddingfield via Ale <ale at ale.org> 5/18/2021 9:45 AM >>>
I don't like it, be we've been using OEL as a replacement for the handful of CentOS things we have.

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From: Ale <ale-bounces at ale.org> on behalf of Chuck Payne via Ale <ale at ale.org>
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] [ale] [ALE] So the winner is?

Ok, Question for the group. I have a number of CentOS machines in my home lab that I need to replace.  Thus the subject of my email, who is now the true CentOS replacement?

Has anyone tried it?

I have a dev. account with Red Hat, they do give 16 seats, but I like to use something to replace CentOS.

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