> I don't mind learning per se but if I put the time in it I'd like it to be for something that's useful in more places. Like ansible.
Depending on whether you mean "used by more people" or "applicable to more problems"... if the latter, tools like morph or NixOps might be of interest to you, which essentially extend Nix to "across multiple remote machines", which means that de facto you end up with an orchestration tool like Ansible or Puppet.
Depending on whether you mean "used by more people" or "applicable to more problems"... if the latter, tools like morph or NixOps might be of interest to you, which essentially extend Nix to "across multiple remote machines", which means that de facto you end up with an orchestration tool like Ansible or Puppet.