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| − | [[Puppet]], [[wp:Chef_(software)|Chef]], Salt and | + | [[wp:Puppet_(software)|Puppet]], [[wp:Chef_(software)|Chef]], Salt and Ansible, Bcfg2 are among the leading [[wp:Comparison_of_open_source_configuration_management_software|Configuration Management]] softwares. Puppet and Chef are the most cross-platform. |
Chef can be used to manage not just virtual and physical hosts, but also other types of nodes like a switch or a router in your network. | Chef can be used to manage not just virtual and physical hosts, but also other types of nodes like a switch or a router in your network. | ||
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Revision as of 16:25, 17 June 2014
Puppet, Chef, Salt and Ansible, Bcfg2 are among the leading Configuration Management softwares. Puppet and Chef are the most cross-platform.
Chef can be used to manage not just virtual and physical hosts, but also other types of nodes like a switch or a router in your network.
