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Learn how to manage your Cisco IOS-XE devices using Puppet or Bolt.

Whether you’re new to using Puppet to manage network devices, or new to Puppet as a whole, this blog provides the steps you need to get up and running relatively quickly.

Check out the new Puppet Enterprise self-service provisioning integration with VMware vRealize Automation.

An extended example demonstrating how you can reuse a PowerShell script by converting it into a Task and running it with Bolt.

Avoid panic and unnecessary infrastructure issues by checking and extending the expiration of your Puppet Certificate Authority using Bolt.

Puppet and Enterprise Modules have partnered to bring you modules for various enterprise software applications such as those from Oracle and IBM.

Here’s a free resource to help you rationalize and standardize your technology stack — and make progress on stages 1 and 2 of your DevOps evolution.

The Puppet Palo Alto firewall module helps you perform network automation on your firewalls using Puppet Enterprise and Bolt.

Lyra is an open source workflow engine for provisioning and managing cloud-native infrastructure.

Litmus is a new tool from Puppet to help you run acceptance tests on your Puppet modules.

The Puppet SQL Server module now has Bolt tasks! Learn how they work, how to use them, and even how you can build your own.

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

See how you can use Terraform and Bolt together to quickly get the cloud resources you need and provision them with minimal setup and code.

Learn how Splunk Cloud uses Puppet to spend less time on rote IT tasks and more time on high-value issues and better serving customers.

Our users asked and we listened — Bolt supports YAML. Get to writing tasks and plans without being bogged down by syntax.

Working with Bolt and want to get all that lovely data into Splunk? Here’s how to do it with our new integrations.

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.