On 10/15/2012 09:13 AM, Stefan Schulte wrote:
> Is it possible to run a command to get all the desired information about
> every systems at once? This way you can implement a prefetch pattern.
> Basically you create provider instances for each system at once and
> write the current values in the @property_hash hash. Then your get methods
> just return the cached value which scales pretty well.
Yes it is possible to get all systems at once. It's what the XMLRPC call
does:
xmlrpcresult = cobblerserver.call("get_systems")
I already do that, but I select only one system, examine the hash, and
if I notice differences from current puppet settings, approach to
running CLI commands editing that system.
Your idea would require top to bottom rewrite of provider, and I don't
have currently time for it... also, what are the benefits?
Currently I am planning to change params to properties (every param that
is not needed for creation of system can be managed as property - it's
more native way as I figured it out now).
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