I can only speak for Oracle RAC but I would guess it's much the same
situation with the other commercial software installers. We attempted
to do automation with setting up Oracle RAC but ran into issues getting
the install automated so it looks like we only automated the setting up
of kernel parameters (kernel.shmmax, net.core.rmem_max, etc),
pre-requisite linux packages (gcc, compat-db, libaio-devel, etc) and
oracle users. I would guess with products like this your not going to
find much in the way of automation unless somehow the companies
themselves get convinced to make their software more friendly to being
automated. Microsoft has been trying to push companies to MSI (1999)
installation to allow automation on their platform and they are still
getting resistance. So if the 800 lb gorilla can't make it happen in 14
years you can guess what our chances are. That is just all the more
reason to push everything to open source. As I keep annoying our DBA's
with, have you tried Postgres?
Bobby Castleberry
On Apr 9, 2013, at 12:08 AM, Brad Knowles wrote:
Folks,
I'm sure that lots of people have done automated installs for this
kind of software, but I'm wondering if I'm missing anything when it
comes to finding existing Chef cookbooks for deploying any of the
following:
WebLogic
Oracle RAC
LogRhythm
NetBackup
I haven't found anything obvious on the Chef community cookbook site
or on github, so I figured I'd ask here to see if anyone knows of any
other good sources.
Thanks!
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Brad Knowles
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