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That way you would use the ansible role within docker, where the requirements are always the same
(I understand a lot of trouble comes from vagrant being different from amazon AMIs from local installs?!).
Then you build the image, you publish to dockerhub, and to test the image you would only need to do docker run artimed. It's almost no extra work and you can reproduce the problems easily.
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A suggestion to kickstart the project:
https://github.com/William-Yeh/docker-ansible
That way you would use the ansible role within docker, where the requirements are always the same
(I understand a lot of trouble comes from vagrant being different from amazon AMIs from local installs?!).
Then you build the image, you publish to dockerhub, and to test the image you would only need to do
docker run artimed
. It's almost no extra work and you can reproduce the problems easily.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: