We host on our own internal git server (was gitolite, now Gitlab). The one major issue with hosting the code with an outside service is making sure someone in the department can always access it. If it is in Bitbucket and your account gets suspended or you leave the department, it is possible to end up with no one having access to the code. If you host it on campus, that might be less of a concern.
You could ask DivIT if you can get on their Gitlab install (gitlab.umd.edu), or set up a simple git server yourself. I know they have some of their own Puppet modules in that system. I believe DivIT also has some puppet modules in afs. - Y On Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 5:04 PM Luther Richard Clark <lclar...@umd.edu> wrote: > One thing that pops to my mind is an official place to host the source > code. I’m assuming that UMD does not offer any services in this regard? > We’ve been using Bitbucket. > > Luther Richard Clark Jr. > OITC Helpdesk Coordinator/Engineer > Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center > University of Maryland > > > > On Jul 19, 2018, at 3:00 PM, James T. Lee <j...@umd.edu> wrote: > > Hi Luther, > > I am a systems engineer in the Division of IT. We use Puppet (4.10) to > manage all of our RHEL 7 systems. What kinds of challenges are you > encountering? > > James > > On Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 2:39 PM, Luther Richard Clark <lclar...@umd.edu> > wrote: > >> Greetings, >> >> I hope you are all doing well. Does anyone else use Puppet for >> managing Linux systems here at UMD? >> I’m curious to see how we all handle the challenges unique to our >> environment. >> >> Thank you! >> >> Luther Richard Clark Jr. >> OITC Helpdesk Coordinator/Engineer >> Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center >> University of Maryland >> >> >> >> > > > -- > James Lee > Division of Information Technology > University of Maryland > 301-405-8140 > > >
