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> Yup -- whole heartedly agree. It's so easy that at this point, most of my worry is wondering how I would deal with a disaster scenario, whether the server ge
by kuschku 9y ago
> Yup -- whole heartedly agree. It's so easy that at this point, most of my worry is wondering how I would deal with a disaster scenario, whether the server getting wiped or any other kind of catastrophic failure -- is my automation good enough that I can go from bare-machine to all my projects fully running?
I’m running my system currently on Ubuntu (I’d have to pay extra for additional iSCSI drives), and I had to recreate the system hundreds of times due to mistakes.
So I built an automated system to do that, and tested it hundreds of times. So I’m at least sure that mine works.
- hardwaresofton 9y agoWould you mind sharing the system or what it looks like? I haven't tested the re-build process, which is why I'm almost certain it would fail me/require a lot of terrible manual steps.
- kuschku 9y agoIt’s thousands of shell scripts that test the status, set package sources, install kubernetes, and install the actual services. Very hackily implemented.