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Shouldn't be a PITA. Look into Vagrant, ansible, salt stack, chef, puppet etc.
by susi22 13y ago
Shouldn't be a PITA. Look into Vagrant, ansible, salt stack, chef, puppet etc.
- porker 13y agoDoes vagrant apply in this situation? I thought it was only for dev machines
- Flying_Dwarf 13y agoAssuming you're aware of the Vagrant AWS provider plug-in, it can be valid as a means for AWS deployment.
- wahnfrieden 13y agoFlying_Dwarf: Your account is hellbanned (seems to be for talking about hipsters in SF), just FYI. How does salt compare with puppet?
- bmullan 13y agoFabric also works great. If you ice ubuntu... JuJu is terrific for either VM or container use. I have used it to deploy all of open stack services into a single "super size" AWS EC2 VM where the open stack was configured to use LXC as its virtualization. Worked fine for what I wanted. To back up or clone that open stack cloud only required me to snapshot that single EC2 instance.