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On Tue, Jan 29, 2008 at 02:35:59PM -0500, Hunter Heinlen wrote: > My employer is wanting me to setup an Enterprise configuration management > system to maintain the configuration of a few hundred to a few thousand > Unix/Linux servers. Previously, I used HostFactory for this type of task, > but, alas, it is no more, and the code base is gone. I have been looking > at couple other solutions, but have not found anything that is quite as > useful. They did not store configurations in a database, do not allow > dynamic templating of a server, does not allow easy rollback or revision > control on a configuration, does not build systems out of a software > repository, or something that I am used to have and expect from a > configuration management system. So I was wondering what other people used > for this purpose. What are you using to keep your Unix/Linux systems > configurations under control? Please let me know, thanks.
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