movedx

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1. 1141.▲
   by movedx 11y ago

   "Nobody is deploying Puppet (or Chef for that matter) using Ansible. You bake it into the images, use bootstrapping or any number of other ways, like cloud-config." How do you initially bake the original image? What installs Puppe
2. 1142.▲
   by movedx 11y ago

   All of the responses to this post so far: "This sieve is useless! It won't hold my coffee and I get burnt every time I use it!!"
3. 1143.▲
   by movedx 11y ago

   Puppet has pretty much all of the same problems. Deploying Ansible: - SSH - SSH keys - Git - CI - ... fin? Deploying Puppet: - Install the agent on every system (using Ansible, ironically) - Install a set of masters (need HA) - Install a me
4. 1144.▲
   by movedx 11y ago

   > Running a job against a single host will finish in 3 minutes... running that exact same job against thousands will take well over an hour and max out your machine. Have you used the variety of options to throttle this down? Running aga
5. 1145.▲
   by movedx 11y ago

   It's clear you're a developer and not a systems engineer.
6. 1146.▲
   by movedx 11y ago

   Hashicorp's Vault (vaultproject.io) is also an excellent way of controlling access to secrets and back ends, such as PostgreSQL. It's worth spending the time to learn, implement, and integrate into the security best practices you
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   WebAssembly: going backwards(gist.github.com)

   3 points by movedx 11y ago|0 comments