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> which runs on a single host (no need for another host just to run the scripts) This isn't a limitation of Ansible, you can run playbooks against localhost.
by miked85 6y ago
> which runs on a single host (no need for another host just to run the scripts)
This isn't a limitation of Ansible, you can run playbooks against localhost.
- zhengyi13 6y agoTrue, but I think OP's point at least in part was that an awful lot of the tutorials out there start with the assumption that the audience are sysads and SREs who want to manage a fleet.
- simonw 6y agoYes, exactly. I could tell that Ansible could do it but so much of the documentation assumed you would be using it with a fleet that I eventually gave up figuring it out.