A tool like ansible, but the configuration is an excel spreadsheet instead of yaml.
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@liebach Yep, to have Ansible read something that isn't YAML would be great. At this point I'd accept stone tablets; even if my preference would be JSON or TOML.
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@hl Excel is absolutely worse than stone tablets and yaml.
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@liebach ansible can do that :P
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@liebach Surprised if azure devops doesn't support this
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@liebach sigh. I guess it depends on what the config is. If it's being provided by and checked by people outside IT, then having a spreadsheet of the config isn't an awful idea. Getting a non-coder to edit YAML is probably going to generate more errors than sourcing from Excel. But using that to directly feed into a config manager probably isn't as smart.
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@guigsy It's an internal tool for us techies, for use in a heavily VMwarified Windows based environment to build industrial control systems.
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