Introduction to Puppet Enterprise 2016.2
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This document provides an introduction and agenda for a Puppet Enterprise presentation. It begins with introductions of the speakers and then discusses how Puppet Enterprise can help companies automate their infrastructure and applications to deliver software simply and at scale. It presents a live demo of how Puppet Enterprise works by defining configurations, simulating changes, and enforcing policies. Finally, it suggests next steps for audiences to learn more including contacting sales, downloading a free trial, and exploring self-paced trainings.
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- 15. Classic Mode: nodes ask for new config every 30 mins 2. Catalog 3. Report 1. Facts
- 16. Direct Mode: nodes stay in last good state until... 1. Cached Catalog 2. Report
- 17. Where to start with automation Start with core infrastructure and work up Provisioning Bare metal ● Virtual environments ● Cloud ● Containers Application infrastructure SQL server ● Tomcat ● WebSphere ● IIS ● MySQL Core infrastructure Operating system ● NTP ● DNS ● SSH ● Firewall ● Users ● Groups Application orchestration Custom apps ● COTS ● Share services
- 18. Next Steps • Contact Sales to get a personalized demo: puppet.com/company/contact- sales • Get Puppet Enterprise for free on up to 10 nodes: puppet.com/download- puppet-enterprise • Check out our Learning VM: puppet.com/download-learning-vm • View our self-paced trainings: learn.puppet.com • Search the Forge: forge.puppet.com
- 19. Questions?