On Friday, June 2, 2017 at 9:10:00 AM UTC-4, Fairouz el ouazi wrote: > > HI, > First thank you for your response : My problem is a little bit > complicated . ..and it took 's me one week to know if puppet is the > device management that i m looking for . To be more clear ...there's an > existing platform that manage devices ( IOT devices ) it 's an application > that is divided in many components one of them do "device management " in > a simple way with less functionalities for example it can't offer groupping > to change parameters of 10 devices at the same time ..or auto-provisioning > ...my job is to integrate a good device management on this platform but in > collaboration with the existant ... i was thinkinh of making a puppet > server in the level over the existing platform and using the existant > device management as an agent ??? > > Sorry my english is not that good ..but i m trying to do my best .. > > No problem about the language, you're doing your best and that is the only thing that matters. However, it is very hard for me to see if puppet is a good for you without having more information, but I think that you are the best person to do your tests and determine if puppet is right for you. Basically, puppet can do many things on an agent (client): push files, install packages, start services, configure services, etc. It contains a number or resource types that, in turn, can be use to achieve real results (install and configure a LAMP stack for example, or install MySQL server and create a database called db1).
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