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This is exactly what I do. >Use a local PyPi rather than a per-server cache I stil prefer a per-server cache. A local pypi is another piece of infrastructure
by crdoconnor 11y ago
This is exactly what I do.
>Use a local PyPi rather than a per-server cache
I stil prefer a per-server cache. A local pypi is another piece of infrastructure you need to keep alive. You don't have to worry about the uptime of an rsync playbook.