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== Others == | == Others == | ||
Work-alike systems from different vendors, or in different languages include RedHat's Ansible Tower, Puppet, CFEngine, SaltStack, HashiCorp's Terraform, and many others | Work-alike systems from different vendors, or in different languages include RedHat's Ansible Tower, Puppet, CFEngine, SaltStack, HashiCorp's Terraform, and many others such as | ||
* Microsoft Azure Web Sites | * Microsoft Azure Web Sites | ||
* Cloud Foundry | * Cloud Foundry | ||
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* Oracle Application Container Cloud | * Oracle Application Container Cloud | ||
* ... | * ... | ||
At AWS, they have no less than 4 systems of their own: | At AWS, they have no less than 4 systems of their own: | ||
* AWS CloudFormation announced on February 2011 provides a declarative template-based Infrastructure as Code model for configuring AWS. | * AWS '''CloudFormation''' announced on February 2011 provides a declarative template-based Infrastructure as Code model for configuring AWS. | ||
* AWS Elastic Beanstalk provides deployment and management of applications in the cloud. | * AWS '''Elastic Beanstalk''' provides deployment and management of applications in the cloud. | ||
* AWS OpsWorks provides configuration of EC2 services using Chef. | * AWS '''OpsWorks''' provides configuration of EC2 services using Chef. | ||
* AWS CodeDeploy provides automated code deployment to EC2 instances. | * AWS '''CodeDeploy''' provides automated code deployment to EC2 instances. | ||