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I'm not really in charge of managing companies infrastructure, so it doesn't stand so important for me, but every time I run across talking about all these prov
by krick 12y ago
I'm not really in charge of managing companies infrastructure, so it doesn't stand so important for me, but every time I run across talking about all these provisioning tools, I'm taken aback by how many of them are there. Ansible, Puppet, Chef, now this BashBooster. All of them written in different languages, having different syntax and all doing basically the same thing — the same thing I'm using a couple of bash-scripts for when I need to set up another server or VM!
Yet all projects are alive yet, so there probably is some difference which makes all tools applicable. So it makes me feel uncomfortable asking this obviously nonsensical question, but: is there some one tool I should chose if I want to get away from the stone age of using bash scripts for provisioning?
- zwischenzug 12y agoDepends what you're trying to do. If you're a programmer and your use case is simple, then a few bash scripts are fine.