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Another problem for me is the ephemeral nature of many of the boxes I work on - Vagrant boxes, spot instances on AWS. I suppose I could do this and then export
by blowski 10y ago
Another problem for me is the ephemeral nature of many of the boxes I work on - Vagrant boxes, spot instances on AWS. I suppose I could do this and then export the bash history as part of the teardown process.
At the moment, I get around this by storing as much as I can in searchable scratch files, but this relies on me knowing what to copy. I'm sure there's a better way.
- mrSugar 10y agoWork through ansible and manage your local ansible.log however you wish.
- blowski 10y agoAny way I can do it with Puppet?
- superuser2 10y agoDo what? Puppet doesn't have a facility for running ad-hoc remote shell commands on demand. Sort of the whole point is to not do that.