Bah! This is an attempted advertisement for Ansible, more than it is article attempting to be informative. > for developers and sysadmins Sounds pretty clea

Bah! This is an attempted advertisement for Ansible, more than it is article attempting to be informative. > for developers and sysadmins Sounds pretty clear to me. If you don't know what that is, then it's not for you. Thing is, last time I checked Docker is Linux, Linux, Linux, and nothing else. They don't really make any mention of that. Probably deliberately so, because they want to keep their reputation clear of any constraints. I think the same goes for Ansible, but correct me if I'm wrong. But everybody is in the game of making broad mindless generalizations, especially when it comes to "cloud" services, because everyone's trying to get you to pay money for something you'll never be able to put your hands on, or stand in the same room with. But seriously, all of these things are mostly about servers in warehouse-like datacenters a thousand miles away, and no one will ever dare say that, because it kills the glamour. So whatever.