modules

Want to install and configure Kubernetes with Puppet? There’s a module for that.

The Puppet Cisco Nexus module now supports an agentless mode of operation, with no agent being deployed on the device. Read this post to learn more.

Based on user feedback, modules specified as “Puppet Enterprise-only” are now widely available for use with public-facing code repositories.

Use this walkthrough to learn how to run Tasks in either Bolt or Puppet Enterprise. Get tips on how to use Task Helpers, write better metadata, and more.

Learn about how the supported modules team use labels in Github to streamline their Puppet Module release processes. It’s a great way to ease into software automation.

Want to learn how to monitor Puppet infrastructure? See what our Puppet Enterprise support team uses to debug performance issues.

Learn about this module, which allows you to automate the management of devices with Puppet.

System engineer Dan Franciscus takes us through the steps of using custom DSC resources in Puppet with the dsc_lite module.

The dsc_lite 1.0 module is aimed at practitioners who would like to use DSC in a more direct way through Puppet, and find our dsc module too heavy.

A step-by-step walkthrough of the pdksync gem, which lets you update multiple different modules to match the latest templates in a single command.