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| Category: | General - Books | By: | Apress |
| More info: | www.apress.com ... | Author(s): | Nate Campi, Kirk Bauer |
| Pages: | 419 | Year of publication: | 2009 |
Build your network once using cfengine, and the network build will work, without user intervention, on any hardware you prefer.This book explains the technology to automate repetitive tasks & the methodology to automate successfully. After reading the reader will be able to set up anything from a Linux datacenter to a small office network.What you'll learn:- See how to make changes on many UNIX & Linux hosts at once in a reliable & repeatable manner;- Learn how to automate » Read more... |  |
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Build your network once using cfengine, and the network build will work, without user intervention, on any hardware you prefer.This book explains the technology to automate repetitive tasks & the methodology to automate successfully. After reading the reader will be able to set up anything from a Linux datacenter to a small office network.What you'll learn:- See how to make changes on many UNIX & Linux hosts at once in a reliable & repeatable manner;- Learn how to automate things correctly so you only have to do it once, by leveraging the authors' experience in setting up small, medium, and large networks;- Set up a Linux datacenter or a network correctly;- Explore handling real-world environments where not all hosts are configured alike via a case study of a fictional new datacenter buildout;- Examine real-world examples for core infrastructure services (DNS, mail, monitoring, log analysis, security, cfengine, imaging) to build on in your environment;- Understand core system administration best practices, which are a key part of how cfengine & automations deployments are outlined in the book;- Learn how to make changes reversible, repeatable, and correct the first time through interaction with product/application stakeholders (programmers, product managers, customers, etc.).