Puppet Camp America West: Team Workspaces: Giving Autonomy to Internal Consumers
Puppet Camp America West: Team Workspaces: Giving Autonomy to Internal Consumers with Cat Rayburn, Sr. UX Designer, Puppet
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Puppet Camp America West: Telemetry Doesn't Have to be Scary
Puppet Camp America West: Telemetry Doesn't Have to be Scary with Ben Ford, Pr. Developer Relations Advocate.
Puppet Camp America West: Lighting Talks!
Lightning talks are 5-minute talks where attendees can present a cool project they're working on or problems that they want to share or get help with.
Introducing Relay by Puppet
Relay is an event-driven automation platform that pulls together all of the tools and technologies DevOps engineers need to effectively manage their environment. It works by listening to signals from DevOps tools people already use and then triggers workflows to orchestrate any required downstream service.
Announcing the Relay public beta
Editor's note: This blog post was originally published on relay.sh. Today we announce Relay, an event-driven automation platform. Sign up now and try it out! Relay connects infrastructure and operations platforms, APIs, and tools together into a cohesive, easy-to-automate whole. Relay is simple enough for you to start automating common, if-this-then-that (IFTTT) style DevOps tasks in minutes and powerful enough to model multi-step, branching, parallelized DevOps processes when the need arises.
Bridge the gap between the past, present, and future with Puppet
It’s the end of a long week filled with countless taxing IT change requests. You put your mobile phone on vibrate, still apprehensive from the ALL CAPS text message abruptly received from the IT director last week. Your eyes are burning from the blue hue of your laptop. You begin to shut it down for the evening, lower the TV volume, and sluggishly doze into a deep sleep.
How one bank modernized their infrastructure and optimized costs
Back in 2005, the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group was running about 600 Unix servers and they had a bunch of manual processes that slowed down their software delivery cycles and could cause huge delays. As David Sandilands, an infrastructure engineer at RBS, put it in a webinar he did with us, their releases weren’t quick enough.
Updated Puppet GPG signing key, 2020 edition
Editor's note: This change to the GPG signing key affects both Puppet Enterprise users and open source Puppet users. If you're using Puppet Enterprise, you'll be getting the new key in an upcoming release, or if you manually update your version of puppet-agent, you'll get it then. Thanks to Morgan Rhodes (@KnittyNerd) for all the technical details for this blog post.
Announcing record of remediation & audit logs in Puppet Remediate 1.3
Today we are pleased to announce the release of Puppet Remediate 1.3.0. This release includes new features requested by our customers, including even more capabilities to help you track and trace network activity, and give you more control of the data in your dashboard. Read on for background and a look at the new capabilities.
New Puppet facts for Windows
To manage your Windows desktops and servers based on the version / edition of Windows installed across your organisation, we’ve introduced Windows build-specific facts to Puppet. If you have a mix of Windows servers (Core and ServerStandard) and Windows desktops with varying versions and editions Windows, using Windows build-specific facts allows you to: Let’s see what all this looks like in some Puppet code.