@alarig Maybe it got better since I stopped using it in 2018 but what I hated most about it was:
Frequent breaking changes in the DSL
Them reimplementing the components in different languages forcing more change
-Tight coupling between agent and puppetmaster requiring frequent updates on every single node
I miss how fast Puppet is compared to Ansible, but I enjoy only having one collection of software to look after on one host, with the rest only needing Python and SSH.
@grifferz The advantages of having and agent are the drawbacks of having one :p
Regarding the updates, we don’t follow upstream and the migrations take a big time, so I totally agree.
Glad to see #Ansible community building a forum. Apparently Matrix/IRC connections broke, and I never got into Matrix, so it's nice to have an asynchronous communication route. https://forum.ansible.com
I love forums, maybe the best thing the death of IRC + Twitter brings back?
It seems that most people who manage #bind with #Ansible have given up on the RFC recommendation for SOA serials YYYYMMDDxx and just use epoch time, which means that since it's a 32-bit unsigned value per RFC1035, there are going to be a lot of #DNS problems for domain names that are still operating in the year 2106.
Want to install $application on #SLES and of course #Ansible is outdated. Try to install a newer version but pip is outdated. Try to install a newer pip in a virtualenv but Python is outdated.
Monday morning and I already want to light everything. 🔥
comment shooter le contenu du noeud parent quand la value d'un des enfants vaut xxx ...
J'ai la requete #xpath menant à l'enfant mais j'ai besoin de shooter le frere (et le parent) :P
avec #ansible une fois sur l'enfant on peut pas lui dire de supprimer le pere et les gosses ?