The Spot allows users to define a playbook with a list of tasks and targets, where each task consists of a series of commands that can be executed on remote hosts concurrently. It includes copy, sync, waits, script command, and more
I recently created a new tool called "Spot" that I'd like to share with you all. As someone who's had to deal with the frustration of broken ansible dependencies and the endless googling required to add even the most trivial of things to playbooks, I realized there must be a better way. That's why I created Spot - a simple yet flexible tool for automating DevOps tasks.
Spot supports all the usual things - simple(r) playbook (both YAML and TOML supported), inventory, multiple target's environments, concurrent deployment, ad-hoc commands, dry runs, and more.
I've tried to make it as straightforward and easy to use as possible. I've been using it to replace a bunch of my ansible playbooks and was able to do it quickly.
Congratulations on launching Spot on Product Hunt! As a product strategist and startup visionary, I appreciate the simplicity and effectiveness of your product in helping individuals and teams stay focused during online meetings.
What were some of the biggest challenges you faced while developing Spot, and how did you overcome them?
@anastasiia_veselova there is some confusion here - the product has nothing to do with "stay focused during online meetings.", this is a deployment tool like Ansible and others
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