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Comfort level, flexibility, and centralized config-as-code in my case. The goal being to run 1 Ansible playbook (after a few prerequisites are installed, likely via shell script) to fully configure my machine. Also consider it a partial personal challenge. I think it can be done, and I'd like to try.
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Ah, gotcha. Makes sense. I install a bunch of stuff via a Brewfile also, which may be useful.
I see that - and I may use some of it, but I'm probably going to lean on Ansible to do most of my heavy lifting.
docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/mo...
Out of curiosity, why? I've used ansible a little bit, but not much.
Comfort level, flexibility, and centralized config-as-code in my case. The goal being to run 1 Ansible playbook (after a few prerequisites are installed, likely via shell script) to fully configure my machine. Also consider it a partial personal challenge. I think it can be done, and I'd like to try.
Sounds cool. Good luck!