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Same here, I'd be interested to hear why you're moving in that direction. I heard great things about Ansible and would love to try it, but in some of the envir
by liyanage 13y ago
Same here, I'd be interested to hear why you're moving in that direction.
I heard great things about Ansible and would love to try it, but in some of the environments I work in, using GPL software (especially v3) is not possible (in other environments it is perfectly fine).
Because I'd like to use the same system in all environments I work in, and because I strongly prefer a Python-based system, I'll probably go with Salt.
If there were a different licensing option than GPL, I'd look into Ansible first, based on all the comments I read about it so far.
- mixmastamyk 13y agoCould you give a few details on why gpl software is not acceptable in those environments? I understand the part about GPL libraries forcing it on linked applications. However, not sure why it matters regarding stand-alone apps.