Our systems guys use a combination of remote execution tools (Puppet,
MCollective) and custom RPMs to enforce software installations (including
things like PyQt builds and other "pre-rolled" libraries/modules) and other
scripts that we need to have maintained locally (shell setup scripts, etc.).
Basically each machine calls home at staggered intervals to check for new
versions of things, and things can be pushed out on demand if it’s an emergency.
-Nathan
From: Gary Jaeger
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2011 7:54 AM
To: Nuke user discussion
Subject: [Nuke-users] central nuke install
so now that we finally have our house in order with a central
plug-in/gizmo/whatever install and the NUKE_PATH set, I'm wondering if it makes
sense to do a central install of the binaries? It would be nice if all the
workstations and render nodes are all on the same version, all the time. How do
people manage that?
--
Gary Jaeger // Core Studio
249 Princeton Avenue
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
650 728 7060
http://corestudio.com
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