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I think our definition of homogeneous might be different then. I have file-servers, web-servers, app-servers, etc, and I would consider my environment homogeneo
by CaptSpify 10y ago
I think our definition of homogeneous might be different then. I have file-servers, web-servers, app-servers, etc, and I would consider my environment homogeneous. I use the same base-os, and I can reuse the same scripts for each type of server because of how modular my system is. For my setup, just using shell scripts works much simpler and easier. But I'm also not advocating that shell-scripts will work for everyone. For many situations, a full-fledged config-mgmt system is the better solution. I've just never been in one.
- dozzie 10y ago> I think our definition of homogeneous might be different then. Well, you said yourself: >> Only if your environment is cluster-like set of clones of a golden image, dutifully kept up-to-date with it. > That's kind of what I mean by homogeneous. Apparently you meant something different than I understood from this.