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Probably not. We might need new infra automation systems though. The commonly recommended "simple" one, ansible, features an intuitive 22-layer precedence hier
by anonymoushn 4y ago
Probably not.
We might need new infra automation systems though. The commonly recommended "simple" one, ansible, features an intuitive 22-layer precedence hierarchy.
- sofixa 4y agoAnsible should never have become "the standard". It was always obviously flawed (YAML is an abomination for long configuration and templating; ssh doesn't scale). It's only advantage was that it was easy to start with and easy to remove. Why Red Hat decided to buy it and then everyone decided even more to standardise on it is a headscratcher.