Puppet Blog - Page 6 – Tools & Integrations

Learn how to get up and running with the Puppet Windows module pack. Manage ACLs, IIS, use PowerShell and more with Puppet Enterprise.

The new Puppet plugin for VMware vRealize Automation lets you accelerate infrastructure delivery with automated self-service provisioning.

Learn how to quickly configure and deploy a Puppet Enterprise cluster in Microsoft Azure.

You could always manage AWS environments with Puppet. Now you can get started faster: deploy Puppet Enterprise directly from AWS Marketplace.

The Puppet Enterprise plugin for Jenkins Pipeline makes it trivial to use Puppet for some or all deployment tasks in a continuous delivery pipeline.

Image_build has a number of useful power-user features, including a detailed inventory of contents of the Docker image.

The new image_build module announced at PuppetConf allows you to use Puppet code to build Docker images with a single, simple-to-use command.

An introduction to a new Puppet Supported module for installing, configuring, and managing IBM WebSphere Application Server.

Learn about the new Puppet module that lets you configure advanced security hardening for the virtual machines in your VMware vSphere inventory.

New on Bitbucket Pipelines: Atlassian’s all-in-one continuous integration / continuous delivery machine now integrated with Puppet-driven deployment.

Puppet has been actively involved with Label Schema, a community effort to agree on some basic metadata standards for use with Docker containers.

With the release of Puppet Agent 1.6, and the recently released Puppet images on Docker Hub, you can use Puppet to manage VMware Photon OS hosts.

Manage & provision infrastructure with Puppet, and use the Nexus Repository Manager as a central warehouse for your binary components.

A preview of Scott Coulton’s talk on containers & configuration management at PuppetConf 2016, and learn about his book on containerization & Puppet.

Use Puppet in Docker, manage IBM WebSphere and z Linux systems, and make rapid changes with full situational awareness with Puppet Enterprise 2016.2.

Run Puppet on container-centric infrastructure like Red Hat Atomic, CoreOS, VMware Photon, Swarm or Kubernetes with Puppet in Docker.

Use Puppet’s new Kubernetes integration to manage applications in your Red Hat OpenShift cluster.