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Is awx-ee old, should we be worried? #251

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flku-snp opened this issue Jul 25, 2024 · 4 comments
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Is awx-ee old, should we be worried? #251

flku-snp opened this issue Jul 25, 2024 · 4 comments

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I can see in the release and maintanance Dokument that a Version smaller than 2.16 is considered
end-of-life.

package_pip: ansible-core>=2.15.0rc2,<2.16

Should I be worried that the standard execution environment is stalling ?
Why do You choose this Version and how would I explain my colleagues that it probably is a good choice for us as well ?
I dont want to be negligent neither do I want to swim alone in waters You consider development/unstable.

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flku-snp commented Sep 9, 2024

#254 @bcoca do You think awx and awx-ee is behind and should put effort in upgrading python and ansible to avoid creating a growing drift (and resulting pain) ?

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flku-snp commented Sep 9, 2024

@dmzoneill I see your awx is on 3.11 as well : ansible/awx#14771
Can we hold our breaths for some progress ?

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bcoca commented Sep 9, 2024

I have a hard time forming an opinion since i didn't know this project existed nor what it was

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@bcoca Thanks for commenting!
Say I have a dev/stg/prod environment and want to run ansible-playbook against these servers:

  • I want some way of triggering remote execution
  • I want to run the same same version of ansible (and collections) against all envs
  • I want a way of central log/compliance monitoring.
  • for that I want to run playbooks from git, and perhaps seperate inventories.

What do You consider a straight forward, compatibile and maintainable way of achiving that ?

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