It’s not immediately obvious to me how this differs from something like ansible which people have been using for years for basic deployment topologies. What am

It’s not immediately obvious to me how this differs from something like ansible which people have been using for years for basic deployment topologies. What am I missing? edit: after looking a bit closer, I think it’s a bit misleading to call what this is doing “zero downtime”. as far as I can tell, your services are essentially going to be unresponsive until they start, which can be brutal for slow starting ones (and that’s assuming they start successfully)