linux-puppet
Configures and onboards new Linux hosts with a Puppet server.
Why Establishes a reliable foundation for ongoing configuration management on newly provisioned hosts.
Reusable Terraform modules and Packer templates for provisioning infrastructure, host access, and operational tooling.
12 entriesConfigures and onboards new Linux hosts with a Puppet server.
Why Establishes a reliable foundation for ongoing configuration management on newly provisioned hosts.
Provisions VMware virtual machine hosts with persistent data and service onboarding.
Why Provides a repeatable virtual-host lifecycle with the required infrastructure and management integrations built in.
Onboards remote hosts to HashiCorp Vault with a host-specific identity.
Why Enables managed hosts to authenticate securely and retrieve the configuration they need before handing off the management to the puppet module.
Creates a host-level build and infrastructure record.
Why Keeps essential provisioning and infrastructure context available to operators on the host.
Registers and manages Red Hat subscriptions on supported hosts.
Why Keeps operating system entitlement and update access consistently configured.
Reports the active Terraform or OpenTofu runtime.
Why Captures provisioner metadata that can be used for operational records and troubleshooting.
Generates Vault-signed SSH credentials for Linux hosts.
Why Establishes centrally controlled, certificate-based administrative access.
Synchronizes local content to Linux hosts and runs follow-up commands.
Why Provides a repeatable way to deliver host-specific content and complete post-provisioning work.
Creates a host-level release and provisioning metadata record.
Why Keeps deployment provenance available for operations, support, and auditing. Similar to /etc/os-release, but for the host build and provisioning context.
Builds a standardized Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 VMware host template using Packer.
Why Provides a repeatable baseline for manual virtual machine creation and automated provisioning.
Builds a standardized Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 VMware host template using Packer.
Why Provides a repeatable baseline for manual virtual machine creation and automated provisioning.
Builds a standardized Ubuntu 24.04 VMware host template using Packer.
Why Provides a repeatable baseline for manual virtual machine creation and automated provisioning.