Coming back after a long time...

Hej, maybe some remember me, probably most don't =D. I was using debops pretty intensively, and contributed whenever I could. According to my local clone of debops last commit I used was: commit 3ddd6a9bcafda2bbf20723bbb3d078e05505a8ad Between switching to using mostly a form of BSD and using a different provisioning system that allowed me to iterate faster than ansible (albeit with its own limitations, like... the most obvious one: people know ansible and not the other thing), and other things, I've only been recommending debops to people and not actually using it. So, that was the why and how; and here is what I'm actually asking: other than considering myself a totally new user to debops, are there any shortcuts / warnings / heads-up, the community could give me, as a person that used to know debops pretty well back in the day? That'd be the user perspective; the dev perspective would be similar, except I'd ideally like to toy with using debops with the BSDs, but that'd be posterior :-), again just some general pointers that could save me some time would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, and congratulations for keeping things up! -- Evilham