Ever since using Ansible, I can’t deploy any other way
It's fair to say that dipping into the world of self-hosting has been a slow learning curve for me. I've tried a fair few methods, copying files manually, running scripts and more, all accompanied with a fair amount of anxiety wondering if I'd missed a step or reused a port. Deployment, if you are not experienced, can definitely feel like a bit of a test. I've worked around that for the longest time by keeping things small. Be it sticking to easy to install services, or following tutorials. But that becomes far too limiting beyond a point, and you need to find a better way to work. For me, that better way turned out to be Ansible. Honestly, once you start using it, there's no going back. Here's why.
It’s fair to say that dipping into the world of self-hosting has been a slow learning curve for me. I’ve tried a fair few methods, copying files manually, running scripts and more, all accompanied with a fair amount of anxiety wondering if I’d missed a step or reused a port. Deployment, if you are not experienced, can definitely feel like a bit of a test. I’ve worked around that for the longest time by keeping things small. Be it sticking to easy to install services, or following tutorials. But that becomes far too limiting beyond a point, and you need to find a better way to work. For me, that better way turned out to be Ansible. Honestly, once you start using it, there’s no going back. Here’s why.
Olivia Miller
Seattle
Seattle
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