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Rewriting everything is fine, as long as it's not in C or similar insecure by design programming language, it doesn't invent DSLs on top of INI/YAML/JSON files,
by zzzcpan 8y ago
Rewriting everything is fine, as long as it's not in C or similar insecure by design programming language, it doesn't invent DSLs on top of INI/YAML/JSON files, uses proper architecture with clearly defined boundaries and protocols, allowing custom application-specific management instead of forcing everyone into author's narrow worldview full of incorrect assumptions. So as long as you are not doing what systemd does.
Centralized management/monitoring in general sucks. People don't seem to understand the problem and keep reinventing new centralized architectures suitable for their own special cases, instead of addressing that on architecture level.
- LukeShu 8y ago> doesn't invent DSLs Systemd didn't invent a DSL. It uses the existing config language from D-Bus (whether or not you think that's a good language is another matter). > uses proper architecture with clearly defined boundaries What boundaries in systemd aren't clearly defined? > allowing custom application-specific management What do you mean by this?