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Ask HN: How do you manage multiple Linux servers?

2 pointsby justadudeamaabout 7 years ago
I use a couple of personal linux servers for personal projects and other self hosted goodies. I want to make sure I am staying up to date and secure, what is the best way to do that? I am finding it tedious to SSH into each one every once in a while to run a manual update/upgrade. I have seen some solutions here, but what do you guys use?

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lglabout 7 years ago
You can use some sort of configuration management tool to manage most of that from one centralized place. Some examples are chef, puppet, ansible, etc.<p>I recommend ansible since it&#x27;s pretty lightweight and uses plain old ssh (i.e.: no agent daemon required). You can setup some simple playbooks or run some tasks remotely on one or multiple servers at the same time.<p>These tools are very flexible but they do require a bit of a learning curve so it may not be worthwhile for 2 servers. It&#x27;s still a valuable skill set for anybody with a bit of devops interest.
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