brandonhilkert/fucking_shell_scripts

Docker integration

techthumb opened this issue · 3 comments

techthumb commented

Hi,

Thanks for taking the effort for building something like this.
It's very helpful.

I want to know if Docker integration is on the roadmap.
If it is, then, how can I help?

brandonhilkert commented

to be perfectly honest, this project hasn't seen development since I've moved on to some other tools. So unless someone sends a PR for Docker integration, I don't see it happening anytime soon.

timriley commented

@brandonhilkert I found work here refreshingly fun and pragmatic. May I ask what tools you're using now? Interested to hear how they're going for you, and how they stand up against the opening stanza in your README :)

brandonhilkert commented

hey @timriley - We're using Ansible. I spent the first few months definitely frustrated with the changing API and stability of the tool. The stability issues were mostly related to EC2 servers and load balancers. Because of this, I ended up just rolling my own solution for that part with Ruby, and letting Ansible do the actual server configuration work.

I have to say, I do get a little skittish every time we need to change the Ansible playbooks. There's something still not quite right about Ansible to me. Tags could be awesome, but IMO are done in a way that's non-obvious. Might just be me. It works for now, but there's still room for improvement.

I could see a tool like FSS but in Go where there was no dependencies.