WIP: bash-based deployment #301
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implement #76 using bash/python to get a sense of what might be the simplest deployment method.
strategy used:
246380e00ff4ad9b9f0ab3ee74ecfb00bf58bbfc00bf58bbfc429a4cbe23kiara referenced this pull request2025-04-05 16:07:07 +02:00
i don't actually want this merged, i'll apply the learnings here to #274.
I'm not entirely sure what the purpose of this PR is. My guess is that you are trying, with TF, to deploy NixOS configurations on pre-existing machines, without relying on things like nixos-anywhere. Is that correct?
(I will go back to reading the things when I get the bigger picture!)
Oh, it's closed. Sorry.
@Niols nah no problem, i had opened it for feedback, as (maiming
views.pyaside) the overall approach would be similar.this particular PR implements it without TF - the TF one without nixos-anywhere is branch
terraform-nixos(no PR as of yet, may get merged into #274).Without TF, does that mean with NixOps4, or in a standalone fashion?
@Niols tihs particular implementation is standalone, specifically handled in a bash script +
views.py- the rest of the implementation should be sharedPull request closed