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IMO, the example you're using in your blog should be simplified even more. I've never heard of Passenger before and it's not something I've needed. But I have
by tieTYT 13y ago
IMO, the example you're using in your blog should be simplified even more. I've never heard of Passenger before and it's not something I've needed.
But I have needed to ensure that a file exists in a particular folder on the server. An example of ensuring that would be more universal. Then you can explain that this vs a shell script is better because it's error prone/difficult to run the shell script twice, etc.
But I did get a lot of value out of this article because now I know that Ansible exists. Thanks
- axisK 13y agoAnsible is pretty decent but new release seem to break backwards compatibility quite a lot so be prepared for playbooks not working on newer versions should you need to reuse them at a later stage. Of course virtualenv gets around this quite nicely.