> it can’t tell a damn thing about current state of the system
This statement is strange. The author could not possibly have written a line of Ansible, apart from blindly chaining external commands. It is possible to use it like a bash script but that's not the intention. Serializing state is its primary use case, and also makes it different from "running commands over ssh".
This statement is strange. The author could not possibly have written a line of Ansible, apart from blindly chaining external commands. It is possible to use it like a bash script but that's not the intention. Serializing state is its primary use case, and also makes it different from "running commands over ssh".