Ansible
Reddit take
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Pros
- Ansible only requiring SSH access makes it a nice fit to the problem.
- Personally, I would choose Ansible, but there is a whole family of similar tools to choose from: Ansible, Chef, Puppet, Salt, cfengine, etc.
- +1 for ansible. It's built just for problems like this.
- I agree with others, an ansible inventory and the ansible-console repl would have done this work across all nodes in several minutes.
- Ansible should be able to help you with this
Cons
- I'm running an Ubuntu container of Ansible and I'm about to play around with automation
- The environment is fully managed by Ansible
Sentiment
13 positive (87%) · 2 mixed (13%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +88% · raw score 87%
What redditors said (10 of 15)
I'm running an Ubuntu container of Ansible and I'm about to play around with automation
Ansible only requiring SSH access makes it a nice fit to the problem.
Personally, I would choose Ansible, but there is a whole family of similar tools to choose from: Ansible, Chef, Puppet, Salt, cfengine, etc.
+1 for ansible. It's built just for problems like this.
I agree with others, an ansible inventory and the ansible-console repl would have done this work across all nodes in several minutes.
Ansible should be able to help you with this
It looks great but with ansible it could improve.
Ansible and Terraform are and have been a thing for a while.
I’m already brushing up Ansible (going deep this time) and picking up Terraform.
I know he loved Ansible and Git so I imagine there's repositories of config files and his software.