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by zhynn 10y ago
After running a local version, I thought I would add some notes about my experience: - This seemed really cool since we have various processes and this would let us both document and operationalize the processes. Things like: add/chang
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by zhynn 11y ago
Well, I like it. Thanks. I shall try using it for the MOTD on the HPC cluster I manage.
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by zhynn 12y ago
While I have been a happy Ansible user for some time, the criticisims that the author pointed out that really resonated with me were: - Ansible is slow even when it doesn't have anything to do. This is true. For example, we manage li
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by zhynn 13y ago
Email sent! I would love to do this.
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by zhynn 13y ago
I'm ops, but the cool thing about ansible is that it is easy to get devs to help. They know their software packages, I don't, but I can point them at a playbook and they can fairly easily fill out the basics, I can work on the or
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by zhynn 13y ago
After working in Chef for several years and fighting with both gem-rot and managing colliding chef-client and application ruby+rubygems+gem environments with RVM... I was ready for something else. Also, our group just started working alongs
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by zhynn 14y ago
If it is ok for everyone on the team to see the passwords, a shared keepass ( http://keepass.info/ ) database is one way to solve the problem.
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by zhynn 14y ago
The fact that the platform is open source is relevant.
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by zhynn 15y ago
I have to say, I've learned more from LessWrong (lesswrong.org) and OvercomingBias (overcomingbias.com) than I have from nearly all of my classical reading. No, it doesn't cover the classics in the same detail, but they do cover rational d