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Systemd + ansible is very close to what we have. We are python shop so we use: - salstack to deploy and update virtualenvs and applications. - salstack to insta
by mianos 10y ago
Systemd + ansible is very close to what we have.
We are python shop so we use:
- salstack to deploy and update virtualenvs and applications.
- salstack to install and configure upstart jobs
- logging goes to /var/log/upstart but this gets shipped automagically by salstack configured per app awslogs config.
- All config is read from zookeeper.
- The only thing that is initialised on the machine is a ZK host environment variable (by salt-cloud).
Everything is ummutable. (Using Postgres RDS for the moment).
A system dies we can just make another one with salt.
We can run multiple services on one machine or one per machine or install them in lxc containers trivially.
- amorphid 10y agoMinor nitpick... I believe you mean "saltstack". Yes?
- mianos 10y agoSorry, yes saltstack. Typing on my phone while my kids jump on my head. saltstack is like a toolkit for all this sort of stuff.
- amorphid 10y agoOff topic, I just looked up the definition of nitpick. Apparently it refers to removing nits, the eggs of lice :O https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitpicking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitpicking I did not mean to imply your comment has lice :)
- mianos 10y agoI have kids in primary school, there are probably some lice in there somewhere.