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Automating Linux bare-metal server deployment in Hetzner with Ansible

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Our Ansible playbook, released as an Open Source project, helps you deploy and configure bare-metal servers in the Hetzner data centre. See how it works, and leverage it for your needs! The post Automating Linux bare-metal server deployment in Hetzner with Ansible appeared first on Palark.
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