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This project will discover and provide inventory intelligence to Sora, Shadowfeed, Geth, and Sharingan.
*Note*: This project is in progress -- former Makefiles from [ConfigPackages](/AniNIX/ConfigPackages) are being upgraded into Ansible playbooks here.
This project is our Infrastructure-as-Code solution, detailing the deployment & some repeatable operational tasks of the AniNIX.
# Etymology
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Happy hacking!
## Exceptions
# Etymology
Some services, such as AniNIX/Sharingan and AniNIX/Geth, store their configuration in internal datastructures and databases such that we cannot easily export our build for others to use. We will document what we have done for each of these as best we can in the README.md files for others to replicate. Backups of these services into AniNIX/Aether are therefore dumps of these databases and not available to share.
The [Ubiqtorate](https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Ubiqtorate/Legends) was a far-reaching security orchestration entity within Palpatine's Empire. It was mean to collect and act on intelligence to improve the security posture of the regime. We use this project similarly -- Ubiqtorate is the Infrastructure-as-Code behind the throne, making changes and ensuring services stay in line.
# Relevant Files and Software
This project is mostly built on [Ansible](https://docs.ansible.com/). You will need to understand inventories, playbooks, and vaults at the minimum.
# Available Clients
This service is a management tool -- its files get used by the Ansible toolset. There are no clients to connect directly to this service, as we have chosen a serverless approach.
None -- this project is used to describe actions for other services to take.
# Equivalents or Competition
This service is our elected Infrastructure-as-Code solution -- many professional tools like Ansible Tower, Terraform, etc. do the same thing. Some apps ship OVA's, or prebuilt images, of their software. Docker registries also serve as similar way to document the means by which services are built.
Similar tools include Puppet, chef, salty, Ansible Tower, Terraform, etc. We have chosen to go the raw Ansible route, so that we don't have to maintain the build infrastructure separately and to make our responses more agile.
# Exceptions
Some services, such as AniNIX/Sharingan and AniNIX/Geth, store their configuration in internal datastructures and databases such that we cannot easily export our build for others to use. We will document what we have done for each of these as best we can in the README.md files for others to replicate. Backups of these services into AniNIX/Aether are therefore dumps of these databases and not available to share.