Maybe you're right. I've fallen into the trap of re-inventing orchestration but the layer on top of shell scripts as always been tiny (200 or so lines of Ruby o

Maybe you're right. I've fallen into the trap of re-inventing orchestration but the layer on top of shell scripts as always been tiny (200 or so lines of Ruby or Python). At some point you want some kind of self-healing and monitoring infrastructure and managing all that with shell scripts I'm sure is possible but I wouldn't want to be the one to do it.