It needs to be easy to use an "existing user" to bootstrap a Looking Glass cluster.
Real-world Example:
I have 5 nodes, which are as follows:
lizardfs-chunk0
lizardfs-master0
lizardfs-master1
lizardfs-master2
lizardfs-master3
Ansible is installed on lizardfs-chunk0 and the "glass" user has been created and provisioned successfully on that server. However, all of the other servers are standard servers with SSH running. They all have the user "wings" which has sudo.
Ideally I'd like to be able to simply run glass, telling it that "wings" is my initial user, and have it handle creating the "glass" user and adding the keys etc.
It needs to be easy to use an "existing user" to bootstrap a Looking Glass cluster.
Real-world Example: I have 5 nodes, which are as follows: lizardfs-chunk0 lizardfs-master0 lizardfs-master1 lizardfs-master2 lizardfs-master3
Ansible is installed on lizardfs-chunk0 and the "glass" user has been created and provisioned successfully on that server. However, all of the other servers are standard servers with SSH running. They all have the user "wings" which has sudo.
Ideally I'd like to be able to simply run glass, telling it that "wings" is my initial user, and have it handle creating the "glass" user and adding the keys etc.