[chad-autry]

I've been telling friends and co-workers I think kubernetes has won the orchestration war. But even as I did so I wanted something simpler for my own purposes, and so was using fleet.

Luckily for me, I'd stuck with making all my units global and driving their deployment off of metadata. I think I'll just strip off the [X-fleet] section, and start deploying them straight to systemd with ansible.

[mrkurt]

This is roughly what we're doing. Ansible to manage specific containers on hosts. It works quite well, and with some IP tables shenanigans we have a lot of power over how we roll new containers out.

[tvaughan]

Or just copy them? https://gitlab.com/tvaughan/docker-flask-starterkit/blob/mas...

[chad-autry]

Ansible brings inventory management to the table. I can have an inventory with my backend and frontend instances tagged, run my playbook, and it will copy/start the appropriate systemd units.