[Pulp-list] How about we just merge these core features into Cobbler?
Michael DeHaan
mdehaan at redhat.com
Fri Sep 12 17:15:57 UTC 2008
Mairin Duffy wrote:
> Michael DeHaan wrote:
>> Sorry for the late reply, I was looking over the pulp features list
>> up on the Wiki a few weeks ago.
>>
>> Serious question -- it seems the features mentioned for Pulp (other
>> than interface features) are suitable to be added to Cobbler in ways
>> that requires people use less tools
>
> Where would the interface live, then?
>
> On top as a separate piece, making calls to a cobbler server? Does
> that mean pulp would be the interface piece only?
>
> ~m
Spacewalk maybe?
FWIW, I'm thinking about making cobbler-web a seperate package in a
future release as well (I'm pondering moving to Rails to allow some
content to be better accessed by ovirt, and also to make better use of
mcpierce's rubygem-cobbler module), and am considering various upgrades
related to Cobbler's new ACL support, so there's time to consider
improvements to the way repos are being managed today as well.
Ultimately I think where such UI bits go depend on what you would want
to see. From the list of functionality we see now I don't see why they
couldn't be in there.
--Michael
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