Feature #8157: As a user I would like to ability to rollback the changes invoked by the execution of a remote command manifest (within reason) - Foreman Remote Execution - Foreman

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Feature #8157

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As a user I would like to ability to rollback the changes invoked by the execution of a remote command manifest (within reason)

Added by David Caplan over 10 years ago. Updated over 7 years ago.

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Need more information

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David Caplan

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After the invocation of either single or bulk remote execution action, the operator should have the ability to roll back the change to the previous state.

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Updated by David Caplan over 10 years ago

Related to Tracker #8121: Remote Execution Tracker added

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Updated by Dominic Cleal over 8 years ago

Project changed from Foreman to Foreman Remote Execution

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Updated by Marek Hulán over 8 years ago

Status changed from New to Need more information

We could consider defining rollback steps for a template (probably a different job template) but writing it would probably be very tricky.

David, do you have any real world examples that could illustrate what would be good rollback strategy? The concern I have is that's very hard to define robust rollback script when the original job contains more than a single command, one can't say what exactly failed.

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