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Is anybody else confused about Chef ? | Everything is a Freaking DNS problem
I’m clearly disappointed that someone who has been a high-profile user of Puppet but has never contributed much in the way of code (Ohloh claims 2 commits) would decide to start a whole new project rather than attempt to contribute to Puppet Now , if you know me a bit you know that reinventing the wheel, or creating identical projects with no clear reasons is something I dislike . When looking at Chef's FAQ there isn't really a clear reason listed why they wanted to create a new project.
I spent a fair bit of time this week messing with Chef , which I had somehow missed in my previous rounds of scooping up system administration tools.
Puppet vs Chef | BHUGA WOOGA!
Sorry about the verbosity. Use the tool that makes it's easy to get your job done.
rhel5 - Puppet vs Chef, pro and contra from users and use cases - Server Fault
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If you have one Linux system to administer, you need a good working knowledge of scripting, command line utilities, and a trusty text editor . If you have two or more, it may be time to add Puppet to that list.
Introduction to Puppet: Streamlined System Configuration | Linux.com
Puppet, Chef, cfengine, and Bcfg2 are all players in the configuration management space.
Puppet versus Chef: 10 reasons why Puppet wins | Bitfield Consulting