Changeset [0fae3cc4217699ba7b913e310f8ff4e442ff7685] by Mike Bailey
September 4th, 2008 @ 11:55 PM
Added recipes and templates for setting up an apt mirror.
If you're installing a lot of ubuntu instances you can save some bandwidth by using a local mirror to install and update from.
The problem (for us bandwidth deprived Aussies at least) is that a mirror can easily be 45GB. This would cost $450 to download at our datacentre. I downloaded using a home ADSL connection and took it to the datacentre on a USB drive.
It's super fast to install extra packages now from my local apt-mirror. It syncs up each night. http://github.com/mbailey/deprec...
Committed by Mike Bailey
- M CHANGELOG
- M lib/deprec/recipes.rb
- M lib/deprec/recipes/apt.rb
- M lib/deprec/templates/apt/sources.list
- M lib/deprec/templates/apt_mirror/cron.daily
- M lib/deprec/templates/apt_mirror/mirror.list
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