Closed rufuspollock closed 8 years ago
Whatever the choice is finally, please remember that a hard requirement is that any type of software we use MUST (as in RFC MUST) smoothly work locally (off-cloud).
Vagrant, Chef, Puppet would fulfill this requirement. No idea if terraform does that.
@aaronkaplan terraform is specifically for setting up cloud infrastructure. Puppet, chef, ansible, salt etc are different: they are for configuring deployed machines (mainly). Terraform is built by people who built vagrant - but has a different purpose.
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On 30.09.2016, at 08:26, Rufus Pollock notifications@github.com wrote:
@aaronkaplan terraform is specifically for setting up cloud infrastructure. Puppet, chef, ansible, salt etc are different: they are for configuring deployed machines (mainly). Terraform is built by people who built vagrant - but has a different purpose.
Thx for the quick info. Reminder: everything MUST be able to be run non-cloud(ed) as well.
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@aaronkaplan terraform is a tool for booting the cloud infrastructure. It would not be relevant for local install.
any news on this?
DUPLICATE and FIXED. See https://github.com/cybergreen-net/infrastructure/issues/7
I'd recommend terraform based on research and some (limited) experience.
https://www.terraform.io/