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Store resources for Ansible on jenkins ci master #871
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One other alternative might be to have the scripts transfer the resources to the local machine where ansible is running first and then transfer from there to target machine (assuming I can do that in ansible). That would avoid having to transfer the ssh key to the target machines. |
+1 on this, I think it makes sense (and we discussed it in a Build WG meeting a while back, IIRC there were no strong objections).
I'd rather we go with your first suggestion than this, transferring everything twice seems like it'd take a lot longer and be more error-prone.
Could we do it with the |
As per our discussion in the meeting this week: https://ci.nodejs.org/downloads/ and the insecure http://ci.nodejs.org/downloads/ are now publicly accessible for resources we need to share for our installations. The files are served from /home/downloads/www/ from the user account Remember to preference |
@mhdawson could you give me access to the account? |
I'm not sure what the plan was for giving out the key since its stored in the infra secrets. If you have some binaries you want me to upload just send them over. |
I see the comments above about sharing the key |
I added zos/gyp.tar.gz (edited had wrong name), thinking it may make sense to have directories for platforms |
We've discussed a few times storing resources somewhere that can be used by Ansible when those resources are not available publicly.
Now that I have infra access I was thinking I would do the following based on an earlier suggestion from @jbergstroem:
resources
resources
and the associated keyI'm still looking at alternatives but my immediate need is to get gyp onto the zOS machines. Once in place we could use it to store the resources needed for the AIX installs as well as any other similar examples
@nodejs/build what do you think ?
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