W dniu 27.10.2020 o 00:28, Paul Graydon pisze: > Almost everything will already be covered by standard packages and > configuration changes. It's nothing particularly exotic. > > There is one component that is not in the Debian repositories, the > Oracle Cloud Agent, which we're looking at open sourcing. Its primary > responsibility is for emitting metrics from instances. We package > this in a number of formats and have available for installation. > > For Canonical to do the installation in the Ubuntu images they produce > for us, we have it packaged as a snap. I can see that snapd is in the > Debian repositories, so theoretically we can publish and install via > that mechanism, but would that be something that is acceptable to the > Debian Cloud team for official images? If not, would it need to be in > Debian repositories, or can we just repackage it as a DEB and install > it direct from a publicly accessible external URL? > > Paul > Hi Paul, If you are considering installations directly from the Deb package, how do you consider the client software update procedure when the virtual machine has been running for a while? Snapd has a built-in mechanism for installing and distributing updates. Kind regards, Adam Dobrawy
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