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Remove update update-checking boot service and timer #772

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@tjkirch tjkirch commented Feb 24, 2020

This was added during early development to give us a signal about available
updates, with a sense that it might have helped with automatic updates. We've
since refined our thought, building the update operator for the aws-k8s
variant, and starting to plan better solutions for other variants.

Also, this causes a failed service (and therefore a "degraded" system) when
there are no updates, when in fact having no updates is usually a healthy
state.


Issue number:

Fixes #748.

Testing done:

Launched an instance, saw that there was no longer a failed updog service, confirmed that the service/timer didn't appear in list-units output. Ran a pod OK.

This was added during early development to give us a signal about available
updates, with a sense that it might have helped with automatic updates.  We've
since refined our thought, building the update operator for the aws-k8s
variant, and starting to plan better solutions for other variants.

Also, this causes a failed service (and therefore a "degraded" system) when
there are no updates, when in fact having no updates is usually a healthy
state.
@tjkirch tjkirch merged commit c7c3286 into develop Feb 24, 2020
@tjkirch tjkirch deleted the manual-dog branch February 24, 2020 19:19
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updog check-update return code
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