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@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ I use Docker on my daily job and I can't imagine it otherwise. But here, in my t
Docker requires your servers to run a *daemon* - e.g extra software layer (and it's dependencies) between your applications and the metal. It will run in the background and make your fan work a bit louder :helicopter: in the upcoming summer nights to compensate for those extra couple degrees.
-![meme](/public/docker-on-rpi.jpg)
+![meme](/docker-on-rpi.jpg)
# Introducting Ansible :ansible:
[Here it comes](https://ansible.com) - **agent-less** deployment tool that doesn't require your server to run anymore bullshit than good old Python :python: and open SSH port.
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# Examples from my infrastructure :raspberry-pi:
Ansible has a bunch of built-in convenience commands that make your life even more enjoyable.
-![meme](/public/pepe-smug.png)
+![meme](/pepe-smug.png)
This is how easy it is to setup a cron-job:
```YAML