Puppet - Configuration Management Tool
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Puppet is an open source configuration management tool that implements infrastructure as code. It ensures all systems are configured as defined through declarative scripts. The Puppet master distributes configuration catalogs to Puppet agents which then configure the nodes to match the desired state. Key benefits of Puppet include automatic deployment of software, easy rollback of changes, and maintaining consistency across multiple servers.
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Meet Puppet's new product lineup.
As we enter a new age of automation — where every company needs to be able to deliver better software, faster — our goal is to provide the tools you need to iterate faster, ship sooner and deliver more customer value.
Earlier this month, we announced brand new products, Puppet Tasks™ and Puppet Discovery™, to give you greater control and end-to-end visibility over your software delivery. We also introduced exciting updates to Puppet Enterprise and a new integration with Splunk.
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