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Oh you mean running your own apt/yum mirror? I've done that in the past. There's still configuration involved. You have to configure the packages that your mach

• lisivka 11y ago
  For dependencies, use metapackages. For repository configuration, use "release" package with description of repository. Release package can be installed directly from http. In my cases, I define few variables, then I will install repository definition and main package: export NODE=2 dnf install -y http://..../staging-release.noarch.rpm dnf install -y node-backend (and few other steps in some cases, e.g. putting of host names into /etc/hosts, or formatting and partioning of hard-drives). It works fine on bare metal, vagrant, docker, aws, etc.
  • brown9-2 11y ago
    And how do you tell 100s of hosts to install that `node-backend` package?
    • lisivka 11y ago
      It is called provisioning. How you created 100s of hosts in first place? Use same tool.