It's one of the tool that get out of your way and let. you get the work done. The tool works for you instead of you fighting with the tool.
Pain point of ansible: storing state and checking later, coordinate state between server is all a breezy with Pyinfra because you write the Python code to perform those check.
The system is very well though out. No need to hack around host file, inventory is just a python script that export resource definition.
No more static, ad-hoc host var, you get a real python script to define and return your variable.
Using pyinfra I was able to focus more on the "compute". the state such as credential, inventory can managed and store outside such as in SSM or just call python ec2 api to filter instance by tag.
It's one of the tool that get out of your way and let. you get the work done. The tool works for you instead of you fighting with the tool.
Pain point of ansible: storing state and checking later, coordinate state between server is all a breezy with Pyinfra because you write the Python code to perform those check.
The system is very well though out. No need to hack around host file, inventory is just a python script that export resource definition.
No more static, ad-hoc host var, you get a real python script to define and return your variable.
Using pyinfra I was able to focus more on the "compute". the state such as credential, inventory can managed and store outside such as in SSM or just call python ec2 api to filter instance by tag.