Industrialized single device installation for personal use
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For years I've been using a script to reconfigure my personal system & I was wondering if perhaps there's a better way to "industrialize" & structure my device installation. I install the OS manually & every time I run my script to reconfigure it to my liking. But having to maintain this script that's now 1000+ lines long is getting burdensome.
Ideally I'd like something simple like:
1. Install OS. (Debian)
2. Install reconfiguration software with 1 command.
3. Run reconfiguration software with a provided config in 1 command.
4. Remove reconfiguration software.
5. Enjoy.
Having the least amount of overhead is what I'm looking for, I don't mind if the creation of the template configuration takes a while, but once I'm installing the system, I want it to be straight forward & simple.
Most of the options I found all required a server, agents or complicated setups. I'm looking for something as simple as a script but, cleaner & more maintainable.
Would anyone know of software for this task & those requirements? Preferably open source.
EDIT:
The gist of it is a configuration management software that follows the KISS principle when it comes to it's use on a personal device, however the making of the configuration template can be non KISS.
Asked by John Doe
(29 rep)
Feb 15, 2023, 08:22 PM
Last activity: Feb 15, 2023, 10:08 PM
Last activity: Feb 15, 2023, 10:08 PM