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#!/bin/bash # This legacy script pre-dates the salt-bootstrap project. In most cases, the # bootstrap-salt.sh script is the recommended script for installing salt onto # a new minion. However, that may not be appropriate for all situations. This # script remains to help fill those needs, and to provide an example for users # needing to write their own deploy scripts. # Install the salt-minion package from yum. This is easy for Fedora because # Salt packages are in the Fedora package repos yum install -y salt-minion # Save in the minion public and private RSA keys before the minion is started mkdir -p /etc/salt/pki echo '{{ vm['priv_key'] }}' > /etc/salt/pki/minion.pem echo '{{ vm['pub_key'] }}' > /etc/salt/pki/minion.pub # Copy the minion configuration file into place before starting the minion cat > /etc/salt/minion <<EOF {{minion}} EOF # Set the minion to start on reboot systemctl enable salt-minion.service # Start the minion! systemctl start salt-minion.service