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Yea, I'll 2nd that. Ansible is immensely pragmatic and capable. Been very happy with it.

• pas 8y ago
  It's slow and hard to debug :( (at least in my experience - setting up OpenStack with it) I used to prefer Chef, but then with CoreOS the dream started to come true, just pack up everything in a container, and 12-factor configure it and that's it, and now I just can't wait for k8s to eat the world, and we'll be back full circle with helm instead of yum/apt.
  • amorousf00p 8y ago
    Not ad-hominem but what do you know how to do? Package other peoples stuff in a config + install and then run scans against it?
    • pas 8y ago
      I don't get what you mean, could you please elaborate a bit?
  • lima 8y ago
    Red Hat uses Ansible to set up the Kubernetes/OpenShift cluster itself.