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And other thing I've learn this weekend. The documentation is great, but there is no "a reference", you have to read 5 or 6 different (long) pages to have an o
by txutxu 13y ago
And other thing I've learn this weekend.
The documentation is great, but there is no "a reference", you have to read 5 or 6 different (long) pages to have an overview of what the DSL is, but the only reference is for the modules, not for the core.
You can search for ansible playbooks in sites like github, and... even if you will find a few which do what they say, you will find many "test" repos, and you will find that the 95% of the available code (no from ansibleworks, but by third parties) implement very poor deployments, without even following basic best practices or any security in mind.
I (as final user) would like a "cpan" or "rubygems" or whatever of ansible playbooks, more extended than the ansibleworks examples. Where people could share, search, vote, download (ansible get?), etc ansible playbooks.
Just suggestions.
- mpdehaan2 13y agoThanks for feedback. I would suggest looking at github.com/ansible/ansible-examples for a fair amount of examples. I think it's generally true of most systems that a lot of the community implemented content is suited to the needs of someone who wrote it. As for content sharing, we might be working on something :) Stay tuned!