A thing that this article is hinting at that I think might be more fundamental to making good automation principles: idempotency.Most of unix's standard set of tools (both the /bin programs and the standard C libraries) are written to make changes to state - but automation tools need to assure that you reach a certain state. Take "rm" as a trivial example - when I say `rm foo.txt`, I want the file
The leading configuration management and orchestration tools take different paths to server automation The proliferation of virtualization coupled with the increasing power of industry-standard servers and the availability of cloud computing has led to a significant uptick in the number of servers that need to be managed within and without an organization. Where we once made do with racks of physi
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