We use salt extensively and I have reservations even though I like it. It has a fairly nice configuration management language at its core, but it brings so muc

We use salt extensively and I have reservations even though I like it. It has a fairly nice configuration management language at its core, but it brings so much baggage with it that it's completely overwhelming. They can't figure out what they want to do with the project, so they do a little of everything. The sheer number of concepts and awkward terminology you have to learn to use it are off-putting. I've had to drag a couple devs along for the ride and the learning curve is big impediment to further adoption in our org.