[ale] Thank you guys
James Sumners
james.sumners at gmail.com
Wed Apr 19 09:37:07 EDT 2017
On Wed, Apr 19, 2017 at 9:10 AM, Raj Wurttemberg <rajaw at c64.us> wrote:
> I use Ansible in a multi-tenant VMware architecture to..
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> - Trigger RHEL patching
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> - Update .conf files
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> - Take inventory
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> - Validate configuration
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> I used to use Ansible to help me configure VMs storage after deployment
> but I discovered that VMware can execute commands on VMs natively
> (Invoke-VMScript) and faster that I could do it with Ansible.
>
Yeah, that's a good list of stuff it is meant to do. I was speaking about
setup and organization. Chuck's company seems to use a central server where
multiple people work within a single "project" that has multiple playbooks.
Whereas I currently have 60 projects in my GitLab Ansible group (
https://db.tt/7VZAYCHanN). These projects range from base OS
standardization playbooks to playbooks for specific application deployments
to roles used by the others. But I'm the lone Linux admin where I work, so
I make up all of my own rules and practices. It's interesting to me to see
how other institutions accomplish the same things that I do.
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James Sumners
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http://jrfom.com/ (personal site)
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