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Both Chef and Puppet are both programs to automate server operations. They use community-created cookbooks for anyone to use to automate installations of programs, maintenance, or scripts. | |||
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DevOps: that hated buzzword designed to demand sysadmins that can program and do both for half the price.
But the concept of DevOps itself has real benefits, so let's look at them in depth.
Both Chef and Puppet are both programs to automate server operations. They use community-created cookbooks for anyone to use to automate installations of programs, maintenance, or scripts.
Puppet
Puppet is a DevOps approach to mass server configuration.
https://puppetlabs.com/puppet/puppet-enterprise
Chef
Chef is another competing approach.
