Ditto. And to the point BashBooster 'requires nothing'—it still requires bash, so good luck with cross-platform provisioning :) On a more serious note, you sho

Ditto. And to the point BashBooster 'requires nothing'—it still requires bash, so good luck with cross-platform provisioning :) On a more serious note, you should know how to use bash scripts effectively, but also know their limitations (true idempotence is hard, testing is annoying, error handling is hit or miss, etc.); there's a reason most infrastructure moves towards a higher level of abstraction/convenience like Ansible or Puppet.