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We're using Chef right now, and evaluating other options. They seem to either be between way too over-engineered, or not flexible enough, but nowhere in between
by sdegutis 13y ago
We're using Chef right now, and evaluating other options. They seem to either be between way too over-engineered, or not flexible enough, but nowhere in between. I'd love to see a tool like yours be brought to full maturity, then I think I'd love to use it.
- frist45 13y agoOther co-author here: I couldn't agree with you enough. We settled on Ansible, but have had our fair share of speed bumps along the way.
- mikegirouard 13y agoOut of pure curiosity, what makes Ansible the best choice for you? For my team, I decided on Ansible because it was the simplest option (no agents to install, pure ssh).
- sdegutis 13y agoBy the way, that's the same reason I'm investigating using Pallet[1]. [1]: http://palletops.com/ http://palletops.com/
- frist45 13y agoWe were coming from Chef where no one knew what was going on. We were looking for something simpler. There wasn't really many other options unfortunately. We're not full-time devops people...hence much of our frustration.
- digisign 13y agoAs I mentioned in another place above, if you'd like an alternative that is even simpler than ansible, yet still idempotent, try pave: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pave https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pave https://bitbucket.org/mixmastamyk/pave https://bitbucket.org/mixmastamyk/pave