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It might make sense to call out to linch-pin for provisioning. This would allow users to define more complex topologies than possible now, as well as have an easy way to add support for more types of provisioners.
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FWIW I more meant as a backend, at least initially. At some point I think we're likely to want to run some of the load in EC2/GCE, and that wouldn't be exposed to the consumer.
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It might make sense to call out to linch-pin for provisioning. This would allow users to define more complex topologies than possible now, as well as have an easy way to add support for more types of provisioners.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: