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agares

agares was a demon who taught those who summoned him foreign languages, but only vulgar words. it must be true because i read it on the internet

purpose:

automate syncing and configuration of machines in my inventory so that i don't have config drift

subprojects:

  • sync powershell $profile and automate updates
  • windows device config:
    • automatically deploy and configure software that i use everywhere (password managers, sync services, text editors, etc)
    • set windows settings to be actually useable
    • set windows privacy settings
    • remove bloatware
  • sync emacs config
  • sync keyboard config for infinity ergodox

deployments

i currently am setting all my deployments to live within agares. i use agares as a submodule within my colove project in order to fascilitate deploys from within a container. this allows me to accomplish a few things that are important to my workflow, but are likely not super important to a lot of other people.

mojobot

ansible-playbook -i hosts.yml mojo.yml --ask-vault-pass (pass in ansible vault pw)

  • if you end up wanting to deploy this somewhere you'll need to update the hosts.yml file to include your targets
  • the ansible-vault file includes my slackbot token. You'll need to update that.