When testing, Jeff Layton observed that latest kernel get installed on hosts, but hosts don't get rebooted afterwards by the ansible scripts.
In pre-config.yaml, I see all packages are updated using 'update_packages' section. Then we install a bunch of packages. Maybe installing them also somehow installs the latest kernel on the hosts?
When testing, Jeff Layton observed that latest kernel get installed on hosts, but hosts don't get rebooted afterwards by the ansible scripts.
In pre-config.yaml, I see all packages are updated using 'update_packages' section. Then we install a bunch of packages. Maybe installing them also somehow installs the latest kernel on the hosts?