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As a fan of simple setups, this looks enjoyable to work with! It is probably good enough for 99% of services. I think I would use Ansible to setup the servers
by ValtteriL 3y ago
As a fan of simple setups, this looks enjoyable to work with! It is probably good enough for 99% of services.
I think I would use Ansible to setup the servers and use it for the deployment script as well.
This would document the servers and make deployment script perhaps simpler.
I wouldn't shy away from accessing the servers manually when debugging or checking things, though.
- AlexITC 3y ago> I think I would use Ansible to setup the servers and use it for the deployment script as well. I do use ansible but I'm reconsidering whether it is worth it, while my scripts have barely changed in the last 7 years, they tend to be slow and require me keeping multiple files around. Related to debugging, you can expose the app logs through a password-protected endpoint by nginx.