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Salt already ships with a very powerful set of tools, but that doesn't mean that they all suit your needs perfectly. Extending SaltStack follows a tutorial-based approach to explain different types of modules, from fundamentals to complete and full-functioning modules. Starting with the Loader system that drives Salt, this book will guide you through the most common types of modules. First you will learn how to write execution modules. Then you will extend the configuration using the grain, pillar, and SDB modules. Next up will be state modules and then the renderers that can be used with them. This will be followed with returner and output modules, which increase your options to manage return data. After that, there will be modules for external file servers, clouds, beacons, and finally external authentication and wheel modules to manage the master. With this guide in hand, you will be prepared to create, troubleshoot, and manage the most common types of Salt modules and take your infrastructure to new heights! Cover
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Extending SaltStack, Joseph Hall, Eric Johnson
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- Titre
- Extending SaltStack
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Joseph Hall, Eric Johnson
- Éditeur
- Packt Publishing
- Publié
- 2016
- Format
- souple
- Pages
- 240
- ISBN10
- 1785888617
- ISBN13
- 9781785888618
- Séries
- Mots clés
- Informatique & Internet, Sel
- Description
- Salt already ships with a very powerful set of tools, but that doesn't mean that they all suit your needs perfectly. Extending SaltStack follows a tutorial-based approach to explain different types of modules, from fundamentals to complete and full-functioning modules. Starting with the Loader system that drives Salt, this book will guide you through the most common types of modules. First you will learn how to write execution modules. Then you will extend the configuration using the grain, pillar, and SDB modules. Next up will be state modules and then the renderers that can be used with them. This will be followed with returner and output modules, which increase your options to manage return data. After that, there will be modules for external file servers, clouds, beacons, and finally external authentication and wheel modules to manage the master. With this guide in hand, you will be prepared to create, troubleshoot, and manage the most common types of Salt modules and take your infrastructure to new heights! Cover