Ansible--automation at its best

Again, when it works, it works well; it can be quite a headache when it doesn't, however this is typical of most if not all tech platforms. The UI is easy enough to hand over an entire workflow process over to a user by asking them to complete a brief prompt but the prompts can be overly generic, leaving little room for IFTTT logic

Ansible is well suited for automating tasks where the data is static and the tasks are predictable. Conversely, it's less appropriate where your data or tasks are dynamic and require lots of parsing or "massaging" to fit the model needed for modules to work. There are many ways to approach this with lots of available modules--using 'shell' instead of 'raw'--but the syntax required to utilize the modules are specific to only Ansible, which can make things less approachable