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This makes inspecting the Dockerfile so much more harder. Not only this is non uniformity, Ansible really isn't the tool of choice if you want to "repeatedly" p
by mr-karan 5y ago
This makes inspecting the Dockerfile so much more harder. Not only this is non uniformity, Ansible really isn't the tool of choice if you want to "repeatedly" perform reproducible steps. So, I wonder why not just a Dockerfile instead of writing a playbook and then using `docker commit` (a command I've barely used/seen being used in my 2+ years of using docker daily).
- rgoulter 5y ago> Ansible really isn't the tool of choice if you want to "repeatedly" perform reproducible steps. Ansible is a tool for provisioning a system in a particular way. What's the difference between running ansible against an ephemeral VM vs running against a container?
- manojlds 5y agoAnsible is the tool for this vs crude shell commands in Dockerfile.
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- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoSo, I wonder why not just a Dockerfile instead of writing a playbook One of the maintainers commented in a sibling comment to yours that they use the same ansible to build VM images, so that was more work. > and then using `docker commit` (a command I've barely used/seen being used in my 2+ years of using docker daily). Well, if you use Dockerfiles then of course you won't see a command used mostly by alternative build processes, but that's hardly a meaningful objection.