ansible VS trellis

I have also written a docker role for installing Docker Engine. Please note that my Jenkins host runs a Ubuntu 20.04 on an arm64 machine. If you are using other OS or architecture, please let's deal with multi-platform, multi-architecture install of Docker together. It's a good first issue for someone who's learning Ansible and want to do some action.

v0.1.0 of my Ansible configuration.

I’ve used Local and it’s not bad for a turnkey option, but Trellis from Roots has been my jam for a while. I don’t know that it’s very good jam, however. The Vagrant + Virtualbox stack is bulky. (Though I think they’re working to simplify it.) On the plus side, documentation + community mean most problems can be solved without too much trouble. https://roots.io/trellis/

You could always have a look at Trellis. However, I strongly suggest you make sure you know and understand all software that you automate. It will save you a lot of future headache =)

There's going to be more of a learning curve for you compared to something like instawp, but I use trellis: https://roots.io/trellis/

For what it's worth a tool like trellis makes setting up and maintaining staging sites a breeze. It also simplifies deploying and rolling back changes to a site.

I'm using ansible, with a fork of trellis