> > Really, seems more to be an education issue. > The problem here is (as you surely know) that managers don't have time for education. "We already bought the expensive product xyz support and we want anyone to use it as we already payed for it" . There is also no way to explain anything. Nevertheless, the machines are not completely managed. So it's not forbidden to login there via ssh and to do stuff. That is what I mainly use ansible for, as a (very well) trained monkey, who automates al the steps for me. (So the ansible binary is on my notebook). The real question is:
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