Python Scripts vs Infrastructure as Code, (Ansible and Terraform)

You can use BASH shell scripts or you can create Python Scripts, or even Perl scripts but you have to do the work. Using Ansible and other IaC ,Infrastructure as Code, products much of that work is done for you. We take a look at installing software to different Linux distributions using Python and then Ansible, before looking at Terraform to deploy containers

[BrunoFerreira-urbf]

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[rpatros]

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[MarkParkTech]

You're better off checking the OS by the /etc/os-release file, you can pythons csv library to split it up into a key->value dict by using the "=" as the csv deliminator. The debian_version and redhat_version files are deprecated, and are slated for future removal -- how long until they remove them, no idea, but they shouldn't be relied upon. In any case, the ID field should give you a short name of fedora, rhel, centos, etc - if there is an ID_LIKE field, which you'll find in debian and RHEL derivitaves, you'll have things like ID_LIKE="debian" or ID_LIKE="fedora rhel" or even ID_LIKE="rhel" that will give you other hints.

[aadilsattar]

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