Issue #151: Factor out application configuration for reuse #152
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Introduces a new abstraction, AppConfigurer, that configures an application on a host. Currently this is done by SSHing in and either running a script or running an Ansible playbook. The Ansible playbook execution logic was extracted out of the CloudMan2AppPlugin.
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Thanks for following through with this! |
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Thanks. I should mention that during the hackathon I got as far as launching CloudMan 2. CloudMan 2 didn't start up successfully, if I recall correctly, but I think that was because of an issue unrelated to refactor. |
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Introduces a new abstraction, AppConfigurer, that configures an
application on a host. Currently this is done by SSHing in and either
running a script or running an Ansible playbook.
The Ansible playbook execution logic was extracted out of the
CloudMan2AppPlugin.