Hi Vincent,
You could look at using boto and ec2 tags, but i find them somewhat
inflexible.
Instead, i use chef for basic service discovery, and apply roles to nodes.
You can then search for nodes woth a role in an environment.
The pychef library has fabric integration too.
Regards
Will
Hi,
First of all I wish you a happy new year.
I have my trouble to easily maintain about 70 servers placed in different
groups.
Currently I have a separate file that I import but it is not very
practical because
a server can be found in different groups when adding a server so I need to
add in the different groups.
Do you have any tips to sort and simply maintain a list of server
in fabric
?
Example of my servers.py :
# coding: utf-8
from __future__ import with_statement
from fabric.api import env
env.roledefs = {
#
mutualized servers
'mutualized' : ['
serv
',
'
serv1
',
'
serv
2
',
'
serv
3
',
'
serv
4
',
'
serv
5
',
'
serv
6
'],
#
dedicated servers
'dedicated' : ['
serv0
',
'
serv7
',
'
serv
8
',
'
serv
9
',
'
serv
10
',
'
serv
11
'
]
,
*....*
Thanks for your help,
Regards.
Vincent
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