Fabric VS Puppet
Puppet is a robust configuration management tool that uses an agent-based approach and a declarative language, making it suitable for large infrastructures. In contrast, Fabric is agentless and uses an imperative language, which makes it more user-friendly for quick tasks and scripting but less powerful for complex system configurations.
Fabric
Pros:
- Easier to learn and use for beginners
- No need for agent installation on servers
- More suitable for ad-hoc tasks and quick deployments
- Flexible for various scripting tasks
- Lightweight and fast execution
Cons:
- Limited features for large-scale configuration management
- Less suited for maintaining system state
- Not as powerful for complex environments
Puppet
Pros:
- Powerful for managing large infrastructures
- Strong community and documentation support
- Rich set of modules for different tasks
- Supports complex workflows
- Good for maintaining state across systems
Cons:
- Steeper learning curve for beginners
- Requires agents to be installed on target machines
- Can be complex for simple tasks
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