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jpmens.net | ||
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tdhopper.com
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| | | | | I wrote a few months back about how data scientists need more automation. In particular, I suggested that data scientists would be wise to learn more about automated system configuration and automated deployments. In an attempt to take my own advice, I've finally been making myself learn Ansible. It turns out that a great way to learn it is to sit down and read through the docs, front to back; I commend that tactic to you. | |
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vit.baisa.cz
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| | | | | A personal blog and a digital garden of Vít Baisa | |
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stribny.name
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zwischenzugs.com
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| | | If you've ever spent ages waiting for an Ansible playbook to get through a bunch of tasks so yours can be tested, then this article is for you. Ansible can be pretty tedious to debug and obscure to develop at times ("What's the array I need to access the IP address on the en2 interface... | ||
