Nice to see the relationships visualized. I think it's a bit more cloud provisioning focused than, say, general purpose orchestration -- but this is an importa

Nice to see the relationships visualized. I think it's a bit more cloud provisioning focused than, say, general purpose orchestration -- but this is an important problem that needs to be solved too! For my take on this, see http://ansible.cc http://ansible.cc -- though I think we've talked already. One of the goals of that was modelling rolling updates and repeated idempotent configuration management, which is something orchestration tools need to be able to do for once those nodes are up (versus say, bash scripts). It doesn't really take on provisioning so much and assumes the nodes already exist. I'm still thinking there is a good way we could collaborate so you could provide the modeling of the provisioning layer and leverage our backend for actual actions on the nodes (we'd need to write a push_script module, which is easy), since you seem to be doing the SSH thing already, which is the right way to go :)