Last week some people in the Tech circle mentioned it would be great to do a training session on Ansible. I think that the general concepts are understood but the more practical issues not so much:
How do you actually run Ansible (what is a normal/recommended workflow).
How to execute a number of roles/playbooks on a server.
How to separate logic and data/configuration (especially when using code developed in the open).
How to keep secrets secure (same as above).
I can share what I’ve learned in the last few years but I’m positive that other people’s methods are more in line with what is considered “good practices” with Ansible. @decentral1se@chris anyone else?
The generated software scripts and knowledge are shared as Free Software and under free licenses, following collaborative methodologies that facilitate replication and a decentralised architecture.
Sorry but I’m not really interested in working with proprietary code.
We’re (slowly) getting there. As you know meet.coop has been running under Collocall’s infrastructure for a while. They agreed to publish their deployment playbooks but they need to be cleaned up from their configuration specifics, see @hng 's message: Could current existing code please be added to git.coop/meet? - #7 by hng