Next steps

Now that you have set up some basic automated configuration management with Puppet Enterprise (PE), here are some things you might want to do next.

Check out the Forge to download additional modules and start managing other things, like NTP or machines running on Azure.
Learn how to develop high-quality modules with the Puppet VSCode extension and Puppet Development Kit (PDK).
Configure Puppet Enterprise to fine-tune console performance, orchestration services, Java, proxy settings, and other aspects of your PE installation.
Learn more about Tasks in PE and Plans in PE.
Refer to Managing access for information about adding and organizing other PE users and their permissions.
If you have teams rolling out Puppet code changes across your infrastructure, check out Getting Started with Continuous Delivery for Puppet Enterprise.
Check out our YouTube channel to learn more about Puppet.
Explore other parts of the PE documentation.

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