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https://github.com/manuel-uberti/playbooks

Since my system setup script was becoming a huge mess of commands, I am trying Ansible Playbooks.

Easy to understand and simple to use, so far.

^ we sort of use it at work. I don't have creds to use it though. I mean our setup is essentially one playbook, adapted from the the old install script of yore.
I got given a low powered HV at work from a colleauge, haven't worked out how to NAT all the VMs so they are publicly accessible, which makes it a bit useless.

^ We'll be using it soon at work too, just to have some way to reproduce safely testing, staging and production builds.

^ We have been using it at work too, moved to chef lately as our infrastructure grows. I'm still personally using it for some stuff (mostly personal projects) like setup new vps, fail2ban, wireguard and the likes.

Ha, funny that we all use this at work. I actually went to a Red Hat hosted workshop on Tuesday this week for ansible. My work wants to start using it too.

Set up a couple of remote machines in a breeze thanks to this tool. Everything from nginx down to yarn and gulp automated in a day's work. I know I am late to the party, but Ansible is really great.