Keep it simple

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Protip: you can actually just write your ansible (or any yaml really( as JSON.

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The enemy gate is down

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Feels insecure

Milan

i keep telling myself what a timesaver ansible is, while at the same time my simple scripts got abstracted and puzzled into more files, much harder to quickly read and understand them and after hours of frustration, ansible actually works. there may be multiple minutes of delay between my tasks wasting time like hell but it works. except when it doesn’t. there still is a playbook where the host cannot be reached and i keep on failing to understand why as everything appears to be the same and looks correct. there will be more hours wasted.

Trailblazing Braille Taser

The higher abstraction level is the price you pay for idempotency!

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I hate anything that uses python or depends on whitespace in it's code. Nothing but fucking problems. You know what's hard to see an extra space in a line of code. A missing semicolon is so much easier to find.

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mgmtconfig

Never heard of that, will be looking into it

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Since when is YAML readable and clean?

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Small yaml files are, big complex ones are a nightmare.

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Well it's bash down the line so I'll say five.