Nov-27-2017, 01:31 PM
One way is to create aliases for all commands and use them on all machines instead of the system commands.
Also is not so hard to create a multiple ssh connection using threading or similar approach. I am saying that is not so hard but I have to push my head to figure it out. This is not I do for a living.
If you decide to do it in Python there will be servers on all machines because all of them are listening for a command. Distribution of the commands as well. PyZMQ is a good one for distributed messaging. I hope someone whosе job is in the area to join to the discussion.
Looks like a project. It's not going to achieve it in two days.
Also is not so hard to create a multiple ssh connection using threading or similar approach. I am saying that is not so hard but I have to push my head to figure it out. This is not I do for a living.
If you decide to do it in Python there will be servers on all machines because all of them are listening for a command. Distribution of the commands as well. PyZMQ is a good one for distributed messaging. I hope someone whosе job is in the area to join to the discussion.
Looks like a project. It's not going to achieve it in two days.