Comment on Ask HN: What should I learn to make my full stack deployment easier?Comments−nickjj12yI've been working with ansible recently and I really like it having spent a bit of time with chef prior to using ansible.I'm sticking with ansible for certain and I'm happy about it.Here's about a dozen ansible "roles" I've created if you want to poke around the code. They are all tested with travis ci too.https://github.com/nickjj/orats#ansible-roles-usedIt's geared towards deploying a rails app but a lot of it is neutral and the rails role itself could be adjusted for django/etc. without much work.There was a talk recently where a dude from twitter explained how they are using ansible to deploy many thousands of services so I'd say it scales.
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I've been working with ansible recently and I really like it having spent a bit of time with chef prior to using ansible.
I'm sticking with ansible for certain and I'm happy about it.
Here's about a dozen ansible "roles" I've created if you want to poke around the code. They are all tested with travis ci too.
https://github.com/nickjj/orats#ansible-roles-used
It's geared towards deploying a rails app but a lot of it is neutral and the rails role itself could be adjusted for django/etc. without much work.
There was a talk recently where a dude from twitter explained how they are using ansible to deploy many thousands of services so I'd say it scales.