Once upon a time, there was a mystical land whose inhabitants were able to manage patching on their Linux AND Windows servers using a single tool. Join me for a jaunt into this fantastical land where you'll hear tales of collaboration, compliance and self service automation!
7. Principles
1. Do one thing and do it well
2. Canonical data is on the node
3. Blocked means blocked
8. Principles
1. Do one thing and do it well
2. Canonical data is on the node
3. Blocked means blocked
4. Automagically updated
9. Principles
1. Do one thing and do it well
2. Canonical data is on the node
3. Blocked means blocked
4. Automagically updated
5. Single, centralised, interface for reporting
10. Principles
1. Do one thing and do it well
2. Canonical data is on the node
3. Blocked means blocked
4. Automagically updated
5. Single, centralised, interface for reporting
6. Unified orchestration options with self service
23. Patch blockers
You cannot patch....I am a servant of the Secret Fire,
wielder of the flame of Anor. You cannot patch. The dark
fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the
Shadow! You cannot patch.
24. Warnings• Package resources with versions that aren't locked at the OS
layer
• Fact cache files don't exist
• Fact cache files have not been recently updated