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tobru authored May 25, 2020
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## Why

There is a gap between the simplicty of CLI ansible and the full featured Ansible Tower®/AWX. We think, Turret can fullfil this gap by keeping the simpliticy. The idea behind Turret was to run Ansible as a backend application.
There is a gap between the simplicity of CLI Ansible and the full featured Ansible Tower®/AWX. We think, Turret can fulfill this gap by keeping the simplicity. The idea behind Turret was to run Ansible as a backend application.

To use Turret for:

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Because Turret should never compete with Ansible Tower®/AWX, these are non-goals:

- Full blown user friendly UI
- Full blown user-friendly UI
- User management
- Role based access control
- Inventory management

## Requirements

While simplitcy is main goal, scaling Ansible is the side goal. Turret can run Ansible on a simgle host but also use exisitng infra, such as Kubernetes, Hashicorp Nomad® or Apache Mesos to scale Ansible execution.
While simplicity is the main goal, scaling Ansible is the side goal. Turret can run Ansible on a single host but also uses existing infra, such as Kubernetes, Hashicorp Nomad® or Apache Mesos to scale Ansible execution.

Currently a PoC existis with the follwoing minimal requirements:
Currently, a PoC exists with the following minimal requirements:

- A RDBMS (SQlite, MySQL, PostgreSQL)
- Redis (Queue)
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