I think Chris is on the right track. I'd suggest SaltStack because
it's what I know, but Puppet and Chef have been around longer for
doing this sort of thing. You don't need to do the entire deployment
with SaltStack, just update its states to update the entire
environment to your currently desired state.
Paul
Quoting Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>:
Raf,
On 2/24/16 4:41 AM, Raf Roger wrote:
Hi
i'm trying to create a LAMP stack that allow user to synchronize LAMP
stack files and webapps among several computers.
Instead of reinstalling everything identically on each computer, they
could just synchronize the stack and voila.
for such purpose i need to make each element of the stack independent of
the OS, so to have it as a "brick"
therefore i would like to know if there is a version of httpd 2.4 usable
for such purpose. In fact when i'm compiling apache 2.4 it request APR
and APR-UTIL but those 2 APRs should be delivered with the stacks or are
they only needed during apache2 compiling ?
Sounds like you are looking for something like Docker/Puppet/Chef (et
al) that can build a whole operating environment for you from the OS up
to whatever else you need (support packages, etc.). Don't reinvent the
wheel: I recommend you go find out what already exists before you do
this on your own.
I think this is a solved problem.
-chris
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