Ansible

>>60007580
I had a nice chuckle at this image.

>>60007699
it's even more fun when you realize that's a guy

>>60007580
It's only useful if you have a job.

Do you have a job?

>>60009535
I don't believe that

>>60007580
>ansible
Just do it. Ansible (in my opinion) is the best automation tool. You can patch 800 servers in few seconds, without break half of your company using some poorly writed script.
And, ansible can do much more than simple run shit over ssh. You can configure entire networks using specific protocols drivers (created by muhh comunity and mainteined by red hat), you can automate shit in windows (never actualy used remote power shell...).
Give a try, you will like the extra time.

>>60009691
Out of interest, how is Ansible with containers like Docker or even LXD/LXC? Had any experience with it?

>>60009754
Nop. I only use docker for testing stuff (co-workers don't trust new tech until half the clients use it). But yes, ansible offers support. I read something about it...

>>60007699
I save this image every time I see it.
I'm certain I have over a dozen copies spread across several devices, but I just like it so much.

>>60007580
I use Ansible at work and can confirm everything >>60009691 said is absolutely true. Ansible is great

Never fucked with Ansible, but SaltStack is p bomb.