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author Samuel Hodgkins <samuel.hodgkins@sky.com>
date Fri, 01 Sep 2017 03:45:26 +0100
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1 [[!meta title="Propellor and a Raspberry Pi 3" author="samis"]] 1 [[!meta title="Propellor and a Raspberry Pi 3" author="samis"]]
2 [[!tag tech linux]] 2 [[!tag tech linux servers propellor archlinuxarm]]
3 I've given a number of configuration management tools a whirl - Puppet, Chef, Salt, Ansible. 3 I've given a number of configuration management tools a whirl - Puppet, Chef, Salt, Ansible.
4 Chef and Puppet started nice, but seemed complex to use given my small needs. 4 Chef and Puppet started nice, but seemed complex to use given my small needs.
5 Salt and Ansible had potential and features unique to either, but I've never liked using YAML syntax, and this showed. 5 Salt and Ansible had potential and features unique to either, but I've never liked using YAML syntax, and this showed.
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7 Recently I've looked into [Propellor](https://propellor.branchable.com/), a configuration management system written in Haskell with the interface being a DSL in the same language. 7 Recently I've looked into [Propellor](https://propellor.branchable.com/), a configuration management system written in Haskell with the interface being a DSL in the same language.