Hmm So, use rsync to push the scripts to each server, making sure to
only send the data relevant to each specific server. Right?
Um, isn't that basically what Ansible does by default? It pulls together
the relevant information for each server, then transfers the scripts to
that server, and
Once you have this kind of restrictive environment, you might want to
look into Tower, it will pull/push provision servers on request and
keeps things pretty tight and secure. It also has audit trails and
reports which tend to be needed when security is at this level.
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Brian Coca
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On Thursday, 4 June 2015 22:34:33 UTC+2, David Reagan wrote:
Hi David,
We had the same issue, where we didn't like our entire git repository
exposed on all servers while using ansible-pull.
We have solved our problem differently. Instead of letting ansible-pull do
a git checkout, we have a
