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jeremy 12-17-2012 07:15 PM

Configuration Management Tool of the Year
 
What is your favorite Configuration Management Tool?

--jeremy

SkyEye 12-17-2012 11:19 PM

Salt Stack is not quite like a CM system such as Puppet, Chef or CFEngine. It's a new tool with an interesting approach. Chef is good as always. But still my vote goes to Puppet. A good year with a new major release (3.0) and a new tool (Razor) among other things.

tallship 12-18-2012 07:05 AM

Chef
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SkyEye (Post 4851422)
Chef is good as always. But still my vote goes to Puppet.

Mine almost did too.

metalaarif 12-18-2012 08:35 AM

I am still learning Puppet, so I think Puppet

frieza 12-19-2012 03:09 PM

does Webmin count?

mukesh_pmks 01-02-2013 11:48 PM

I'm trying my hands on CFEngine and would vote for it.

Regards,
-Mukesh.

divyashree 01-02-2013 11:57 PM

+1 to Puppet .. Learning it.

OCS Inventory, should be in the list.

justinc 01-05-2013 08:14 PM

Puppet

gotfw 01-29-2013 10:23 PM

Salt Stack is scratching my itch quite nicely :)

etech3 01-31-2013 06:22 PM

My vote goes for Puppet

pklausner 02-01-2013 06:40 AM

CFEngine 2 was very hard to digest; although I here v3 learnt a lot from:

Puppet - is much easier, but still not trivial. And putting out Ruby everywhere is not feasible for all. Here the custom CFEngine agent looks like a better choice.

+1 Ansible gives you a nice head start and requires just proper ssh & sudo.


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