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Re: [PLUG] Installation frameworks and tools
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Have you looked into Hudson? It's designed for continuous integration, but works very nicely for doing deployment/install tasks. You can parameterize custom shell scripts pretty easy and run them from a web interface. There are lots of plug-ins, which I've found very useful, andn active and supportive community.
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 5:35 PM, Kevin McAllister <kevin@mcallister.ws> wrote:
Hello,
At my company we have a software system we've developed for working with Asterisk/OpenSIPS to enable people to sell hosted VoIP and SIP Trunking solutions. Our basic non-redundant install involves 3 servers, and a ton of scripts, opensource packages etc. We run on RedHat platforms (RHEL or CentOS) so I do have some RPMs and other scripts that I've created.
But even so, the installation is pretty involved and I'm looking for ways to automate and streamline it. I'm currently considering writing an installer but was wondering if there are any existing frameworks or even commercial packages people are aware of to solve the problem of installing a build that is necessarily customized per customer on install.
Anyone know of anything?
Thanks,
Kevin
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