Sure, having a privileged key you use with ansible to actually do the thing... but we’re talking about giving the shop access to the box. Not your team of highl

Sure, having a privileged key you use with ansible to actually do the thing... but we’re talking about giving the shop access to the box. Not your team of highly trained infrastructure engineers (or bob, who has all his playbooks on a thumb drive for his office). If ansible and non-cloud is your deal, an ssh key (or two: deployments) is fine. I’m just against giving others access to things they could break or worse, leave the door open...