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by jhoelzel
1317 days ago
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Well it really depends on what you need by on-prem-servers Are you trying to provision services and apps? Kubernetes.
Are you trying to provision Virtual machines? have a look at rancher harvester.
Are you trying to replicate server setup to make it unified? Ansible
Are you trying to explicitly control servers with instructions? Terraform SSH works in containers too, all you have to do is either open the ports or forward. Once they finish their ipv6 features, Rancher Harvester is going to be one interesting beast for on-premise. You may setup your virtual machines with the regular kubernetes api (libvirt), provision storage throughout the network and could even dife into software defined everything. If none of these words mean anything to you though, the most common way for smaller orgs is either ansible or terreaform. Dont complicate things just to make them shiny ;) |
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