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If everything works well, I could probably do that too. But I‘ve had too many obscure little things happen that 10x the amount of time needed so I always plan for the worst case.
Also, my point was that people are being massively overreacting due to the fact that my logs showed signs of attacks, not intrusion.
I run many servers and the commercial ones I am much more slow and careful with. Every public facing service has attacks in their logs and I deal with them. I know what experience you guys have but its not hosting public services.
the arrogance with which people suggest someone is incompetent is baffling. Not talking about you but quite a number of comments where condescending af.
Thanks for the advice with ansible. I might actually give this a go.