Disclaimer: Salt developer here. Please don't conflate acknowledging that the ssh implementation is a newly-implemented feature with "discouraging" the use of it. You're better than that.
That would be an impressive feat, given that the first commit for the project was in February of 2011.
Wow, this looks great. I've got a talk proposal submitted for DjangoCon this fall and might just integrate this into the presentation, should it get accepted.
jinja2 and mako are supported, and you can even write your own renderer without much effort if a templating language is not supported. There's even a renderer for pure python, allowing one to write config files in…
http://docs.saltstack.com/ref/clientacl.html
reads article about A I've tried B, C, D, and E, and I like E.
I'm holding out for a scramble suit, personally.
Recent hire and long-time community member here. Salt has been a very fun project on which to work. Very proud of our team.
Disclaimer: Salt developer here. Please don't conflate acknowledging that the ssh implementation is a newly-implemented feature with "discouraging" the use of it. You're better than that.
That would be an impressive feat, given that the first commit for the project was in February of 2011.
Wow, this looks great. I've got a talk proposal submitted for DjangoCon this fall and might just integrate this into the presentation, should it get accepted.
jinja2 and mako are supported, and you can even write your own renderer without much effort if a templating language is not supported. There's even a renderer for pure python, allowing one to write config files in…
http://docs.saltstack.com/ref/clientacl.html
reads article about A I've tried B, C, D, and E, and I like E.
I'm holding out for a scramble suit, personally.
Recent hire and long-time community member here. Salt has been a very fun project on which to work. Very proud of our team.