I’m using PyInfra [1] these days (no affiliation, just think it’s cool).
It’s like Ansible, but you write Python directly instead of a YAML DSL. Code reuse is as simple as writing modules, importing them, and calling whatever functions you’ve written in normal Python.
I find it almost as easy as writing a shell script, but with most of the advantages of Ansible like idempotency and a post-run status output.
It’s like Ansible, but you write Python directly instead of a YAML DSL. Code reuse is as simple as writing modules, importing them, and calling whatever functions you’ve written in normal Python.
I find it almost as easy as writing a shell script, but with most of the advantages of Ansible like idempotency and a post-run status output.
1: https://github.com/pyinfra-dev/pyinfra