Foreman is awesome, thank you!

Attention developers,

I just wanted to take a moment to say thanks for all your hard work. I had to step away for about a year or so from the community and in the meantime you guys have added some awesome features. While incrementally, you probably didn’t notice much change I basically never even used version 1.2 -> 1.6. So you can imagine my surprise when I started using 1.7. Not to mention practically everything is now sectioned out into their own repo. I love love love the new plugin system! I love hammer_cli. Everything I could possibly want to do with foreman, there seems to be a way to do it either with hammer, a hook script, a plugin. The foreman truly is the orchestration manager and its name is so fitting because that is exactly what the job of a foreman is. The most recent feature I found was templatized parameter values. This is amazing, I seriously cannot even believe I am able to use this feature as it just allows me to use massaged pre-existing data for my data when filling out parameter values dynamically. Keep up the awesome work.

Dominic, Ohad, Greg, Sam

Thanks again for all your hard work and I hope to see you at the next conference.

regards,

Corey Osman
irc: cosman2001
github: logicminds

Thanks! Even though there's a ton more full time people on the project
these days, we couldn't do it without the awesome community
contributions we get all the time - pat yourselves on the back,
people!

Greg

> Attention developers,
>
> I just wanted to take a moment to say thanks for all your hard work. I had to step away for about a year or so from the community and in the meantime you guys have added some awesome features. While incrementally, you probably didn’t notice much change I basically never even used version 1.2 -> 1.6. So you can imagine my surprise when I started using 1.7. Not to mention practically everything is now sectioned out into their own repo. I love love love the new plugin system! I love hammer_cli. Everything I could possibly want to do with foreman, there seems to be a way to do it either with hammer, a hook script, a plugin. The foreman truly is the orchestration manager and its name is so fitting because that is exactly what the job of a foreman is. The most recent feature I found was templatized parameter values. This is amazing, I seriously cannot even believe I am able to use this feature as it just allows me to use massaged pre-existing data for my data when fi!
lling out
parameter values dynamically. Keep up the awesome work.
>
> Dominic, Ohad, Greg, Sam
>
> Thanks again for all your hard work and I hope to see you at the next conference.

Cheers Corey! Glad to see you around again.

··· On 17/02/15 22:11, Corey Osman wrote:


Dominic Cleal
Red Hat Engineering

I wondered for a while where did 'the guy who made the foreman app' leave
:slight_smile: See you around!

··· On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 10:12 AM, Dominic Cleal wrote: > On 17/02/15 22:11, Corey Osman wrote: >> Attention developers, >> >> I just wanted to take a moment to say thanks for all your hard work. I had to step away for about a year or so from the community and in the meantime you guys have added some awesome features. While incrementally, you probably didn’t notice much change I basically never even used version 1.2 -> 1.6. So you can imagine my surprise when I started using 1.7. Not to mention practically everything is now sectioned out into their own repo. I love love love the new plugin system! I love hammer_cli. Everything I could possibly want to do with foreman, there seems to be a way to do it either with hammer, a hook script, a plugin. The foreman truly is the orchestration manager and its name is so fitting because that is exactly what the job of a foreman is. The most recent feature I found was templatized parameter values. This is amazing, I seriously cannot even believe I am able to use this feature as it just allows me to use massaged pre-existing data for my data when fi! > lling out > parameter values dynamically. Keep up the awesome work. >> >> Dominic, Ohad, Greg, Sam >> >> Thanks again for all your hard work and I hope to see you at the next conference. > > Cheers Corey! Glad to see you around again. > > -- > Dominic Cleal > Red Hat Engineering > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "foreman-dev" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to foreman-dev+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com. > For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.


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>
> I wondered for a while where did 'the guy who made the foreman app' leave
>
Payed consulting gigs will always take precedence over hobbies. :wink:

··· On Wednesday, February 18, 2015 at 1:47:29 AM UTC-8, Daniel Lobato wrote:

:slight_smile: See you around!

On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 10:12 AM, Dominic Cleal dcleal+g@redhat.com > wrote:

On 17/02/15 22:11, Corey Osman wrote:

Attention developers,

I just wanted to take a moment to say thanks for all your hard work. I
had to step away for about a year or so from the community and in the
meantime you guys have added some awesome features. While incrementally,
you probably didn’t notice much change I basically never even used version
1.2 -> 1.6. So you can imagine my surprise when I started using 1.7. Not
to mention practically everything is now sectioned out into their own repo.
I love love love the new plugin system! I love hammer_cli. Everything I
could possibly want to do with foreman, there seems to be a way to do it
either with hammer, a hook script, a plugin. The foreman truly is the
orchestration manager and its name is so fitting because that is exactly
what the job of a foreman is. The most recent feature I found was
templatized parameter values. This is amazing, I seriously cannot even
believe I am able to use this feature as it just allows me to use massaged
pre-existing data for my data when fi!
lling out
parameter values dynamically. Keep up the awesome work.

Dominic, Ohad, Greg, Sam

Thanks again for all your hard work and I hope to see you at the next
conference.

Cheers Corey! Glad to see you around again.


Dominic Cleal
Red Hat Engineering


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