OpenManage-Enterprise VS electric

Is anyone automating the installation of firmware updates with a Dell Openmanage appliance? We have a few thousand blades and roughly same again of various types of poweredge running linux with drac versions from 7 to 9. I'm trying to do it by modifying some of the scripts here https://github.com/dell/OpenManage-Enterprise/tree/master/Python. The updates work 90% of the time but we see a good number of failures due to baseline creation problems (we create them dynamically per host due to the variety of different hosts we have). The appliance is also pretty prone to race conditions as some tasks seem to happen very slowly, though we have worked around most of these by littering the code with sleeps.

I'm Tejas, a 15 year old developer. I currently code in Rust and Python, and am building Volt and previously released Electric.

If you take this route, take the opportunity to write down any customizations, and figure out a way to script them using PowerShell. For the applications you like to install, check out Chocolatey, electric, Ninite, PortableApps, and/or the new official Windows package manager (though this may be just Store apps, I've not used it). Maybe script the app installs so you can script the customizations for your apps, too.

The best part? Electric is open source github.com/electric-package-manager/electric! If you would like to support Electric development or find the project interesting, a ⭐ would be hugely appreciated!

Hey guys I'm Tejas a 14 year old.

Say hi to Electric! Website: https://electric.sh

Built over 9 months, Electric (Open Source) is the easiest and fastest way to install and manage software on Windows.

Electric allows you to install, uninstall and update any software using a simple command. Just open your terminal, and type `electric install s/w-name`! Boom, in a few seconds, the software will be installed on your PC. Electric is one of the first package managers which can install multiple software in parallel!

Electric runs the installer silently - you don't even see the installer popup! It goes through all those complicated menus so you don't have to and voila! Just like that, you've installed the software. Electric does the downloading, virus checking, installing and verifying if the software is installed correctly – with love, speed and accuracy.

Today electric has support for the 300 most popular software and it's growing each day. You can view all package electric can install at https://github.com/electric-package-manager/electric-package....

Electric is open source and it's built with a combination of Python and Rust. Some of the more performant components like the tab completion module and the installer (setting up web registry urls etc.) are written in Rust. Majority of the software however, is written in Python 3.

Here's the repository : https://github.com/electric-package-manager/electric