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by thorvaldsson
604 days ago
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I use Ansible to setup my servers, and also all my workstations. The first step is to run a bootstrap script, then run a tailor made playbook for each situation. Those specific playbooks haven't been made public, but I wrote something[0] last year about how to setup an Android development environment using Ansible, and as part of that shared my bootstrap script. [0]: https://hth.is/2023/01/02/android-ansible/ |
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Up to you, but just in you weren't aware: ansible has a `raw:` task which enables one to run anything that the `connection:` transport tolerates, which can go a long way toward getting rid of any extraneous shell scripting
Further toward that goal, I found that PyPy is "untar and go" for every distribution that I've cared about, so even getting python on the machine can similarly be bootstrap friendly