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[2067.08 --> 2067.78] You could go through
[2067.78 --> 2069.12] your git commit history,
[2069.80 --> 2071.04] look up what tag
[2071.04 --> 2071.56] you are running
[2071.56 --> 2072.50] five years ago,
[2073.06 --> 2073.72] pull that down
[2073.72 --> 2074.42] from Docker Hub,
[2074.82 --> 2076.12] assuming it's still there,
[2076.12 --> 2076.86] but the same was true
[2076.86 --> 2077.88] of Nix OS, right?
[2078.28 --> 2079.06] And then deploy
[2079.06 --> 2079.64] that container
[2079.64 --> 2080.14] and you've got
[2080.14 --> 2081.14] everything as it was
[2081.14 --> 2081.96] on that day in history
[2081.96 --> 2082.74] five years ago.
[2082.98 --> 2083.82] And it's all in git,
[2083.90 --> 2084.68] so it's all version
[2084.68 --> 2085.54] controlled and it's
[2085.54 --> 2086.28] all reproducible.
[2087.20 --> 2087.86] I wouldn't be surprised
[2087.86 --> 2088.62] if the more common
[2088.62 --> 2089.76] way of using Nix
[2089.76 --> 2091.44] isn't Ansible
[2091.44 --> 2093.18] deploying like a CentOS
[2093.18 --> 2094.12] or a RHEL system
[2094.12 --> 2095.08] or an Ubuntu system
[2095.08 --> 2095.96] with the Nix package
[2095.96 --> 2096.98] manager installed.
[2097.62 --> 2098.24] Because I think
[2098.24 --> 2098.72] the other thing you,
[2098.90 --> 2099.32] I don't know if you
[2099.32 --> 2100.24] mentioned it necessarily
[2100.24 --> 2100.54] in there,
[2100.54 --> 2101.96] but learning Ansible
[2101.96 --> 2102.74] would also be a much
[2102.74 --> 2103.68] more employable skill.
[2104.14 --> 2104.58] You know,
[2104.62 --> 2105.12] if you're ever looking
[2105.12 --> 2105.82] for a job,
[2105.92 --> 2107.14] it looks good on the resume.
[2107.88 --> 2108.28] Um,
[2109.00 --> 2110.34] so I actually don't think
[2110.34 --> 2111.36] it precludes me
[2111.36 --> 2112.22] from wanting to learn
[2112.22 --> 2113.20] Ansible because I think
[2113.20 --> 2114.84] that's still time
[2114.84 --> 2115.78] that would be well spent.
[2116.48 --> 2117.08] Yeah, I do.
[2117.58 --> 2118.68] What I have kind of felt
[2118.68 --> 2120.48] about using Nix is,
[2120.70 --> 2121.06] um,
[2121.40 --> 2121.58] okay,
[2121.68 --> 2122.20] this is going to be
[2122.20 --> 2122.82] kind of a controversial
[2122.82 --> 2123.24] statement,
[2123.44 --> 2123.64] but,
[2124.34 --> 2125.02] uh,
[2125.20 --> 2126.04] this is the future
[2126.04 --> 2126.56] of Linux.
[2127.18 --> 2128.10] And this,
[2128.22 --> 2128.86] a lot of what
[2128.86 --> 2129.38] they're solving,
[2129.50 --> 2130.38] it just should be done
[2130.38 --> 2131.04] at the OS
[2131.04 --> 2132.06] anyways.
[2132.06 --> 2133.20] And it doesn't
[2133.20 --> 2134.40] necessarily mean
[2134.40 --> 2135.40] you don't still also
[2135.40 --> 2136.02] need something
[2136.02 --> 2136.92] like Ansible.
[2137.38 --> 2138.16] Maybe for some
[2138.16 --> 2139.52] small scale things,
[2139.58 --> 2139.78] you know,
[2139.82 --> 2140.92] if you have a few boxes,
[2141.42 --> 2142.22] maybe with something
[2142.22 --> 2142.70] like Nix,
[2142.74 --> 2143.30] you could get away
[2143.30 --> 2143.90] without something
[2143.90 --> 2144.34] centralized.
[2144.90 --> 2145.48] But if you have
[2145.48 --> 2146.26] any kind of scale,
[2146.52 --> 2147.10] you're obviously
[2147.10 --> 2147.64] going to need tools
[2147.64 --> 2148.26] to manage that.
[2148.68 --> 2150.34] But I honestly think
[2150.34 --> 2151.34] when I use Nix,
[2151.86 --> 2152.42] I look at what
[2152.42 --> 2153.02] Rails is doing,
[2153.16 --> 2153.98] and I don't know
[2153.98 --> 2154.40] how they're going
[2154.40 --> 2154.84] to get there,
[2155.38 --> 2156.30] but they're ultimately
[2156.30 --> 2157.10] going to end up here.
[2157.82 --> 2158.60] And same with
[2158.60 --> 2159.30] what Canonical
[2159.30 --> 2159.62] needs to do
[2159.62 --> 2160.06] with Ubuntu.
[2161.32 --> 2162.50] And it's so,
[2162.62 --> 2163.22] in some ways,