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We want to create a script that can be run by an administrator that will seamlessly update the DIBBs version of our containers (with a prompt to accept or decline) along with all packages installed on the machine.
Action requested
Create a script that will perform updates. Bonus points if it can be designed with an --auto-upgrade switch that would allow it to be run headlessly via a cronjob.
Acceptance Criteria
Bash script exists in a logical location in our repo for packaging by Packer. (utilities or scripts may be a good folder location)
apt is properly updated
subordinate package managers have proper update commands
New DIBBs version is queried from the phdi repo. (This will take some work to figure out...might require a specific file in the PHDI repo that we pull via curl and parse for the latest version)
Reminder: we're targeting Ubuntu Minimal for this. apt will be the package manager of choice. We might have brew installed, as well, depending on how things go, so be on the lookout for any secondary package managers we will need to process. pip may be another candidate.
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Background
We want to create a script that can be run by an administrator that will seamlessly update the DIBBs version of our containers (with a prompt to accept or decline) along with all packages installed on the machine.
Action requested
Create a script that will perform updates. Bonus points if it can be designed with an
--auto-upgrade
switch that would allow it to be run headlessly via a cronjob.Acceptance Criteria
utilities
orscripts
may be a good folder location)apt
is properly updatedphdi
repo. (This will take some work to figure out...might require a specific file in the PHDI repo that we pull viacurl
and parse for the latest version)Additional context
Reminder: we're targeting Ubuntu Minimal for this.
apt
will be the package manager of choice. We might havebrew
installed, as well, depending on how things go, so be on the lookout for any secondary package managers we will need to process.pip
may be another candidate.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: