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What's your "base" stack of choice?
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I try to have most of the common parts setup with ansible. Over time, keep adding more and more. This is useful specially for things you may not do, or need, often and that is not as fresh on your mind how you set it up last time.
Any configuration management system would work; I find ansible is very approachable and fast to get productive with it.