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This is a bit off topic. The use of the word "playbook" suggests to me that they use Ansible to help manage S3. I wonder if that is the case, or if it's just in
by certifiedloud 10y ago
This is a bit off topic. The use of the word "playbook" suggests to me that they use Ansible to help manage S3. I wonder if that is the case, or if it's just internal lingo that means "a script". Unless there is some other configuration management system that uses the word playbook that I'm not aware of.
- JoshTriplett 10y ago"playbook" is a relatively common term for "documented step-by-step procedure for specific tasks". Effectively, a script with #!/bin/human at the top.
- p4lindromica 10y agoAlso known as a runbook
- hehheh 10y agoOr if you want to get real old school a checklist.
- dgemm 10y agoIt's a document with step-by-step instructions for the operator to follow.
- hueving 10y agoThe term "playbook" just originates from sports as a documentation of what you are going to do for for a specific task (i.e. a "play" in sports).
- jordigh 10y agoI'm pretty sure the sports meaning comes from the theathre meaning. Ansible has other bits of theatre metaphor in it, such as "roles" and "scripts".