rustshop VS infra-ansible

I was hoping to have https://github.com/rustshop/rustshop be like that, but I've got a Rust dayjob since then, and I have less time for Rust side projects now.

Many thanks to u/dpc_pw, whose notes on GitHub were my starting point for the flake definition. (I also just realized I unwittingly gave my article an almost-identical title by the time I was done refining it, so I’m more indebted to them than I thought.)

Since docker images are mentioned, I'd like to point out that using musl-linked images is often counterproductive, as docker layers with standard library can be shared between different projects and build versions. https://github.com/rustshop/rustshop/discussions/9

and here is the project in this area that I'm working on

rustshop is an attempt at building a template for developers to help them start their own cloud-based system, without much Ops experience.

https://github.com/cloudresumechallenge/projects https://github.com/ChadDa3mon/infra-ansible

As for git, I mean just start using it for version control so you're comfortable with things and can easily revert back if you break something. Git is at the core of most "X as code" stuff. You don't need to use Github, Gitlab, Gittea etc, you can simply run git on your local laptop. BUT, having your own git server (github, gitlab etc) will make backing all of this up, AND sharing it with others, possible. Eventually you'll want to get to a place where your systems are pulling code from a known good (Master/Main) branch in a github/gitlab repo. The example repo I mentioned will help show you that as well :)