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* Type - Puppet documentation talks a lot about this. Each different "type" deals with a different aspect of the system. For example, the "user" type can do most things related to user management (passwords, UID/GID, homedirs, shells, etc). The 'package' type deals with package management (eg, apt, rpm, fink, etc). And so on. | * Type - Puppet documentation talks a lot about this. Each different "type" deals with a different aspect of the system. For example, the "user" type can do most things related to user management (passwords, UID/GID, homedirs, shells, etc). The 'package' type deals with package management (eg, apt, rpm, fink, etc). And so on. | ||
== Understanding and using Puppet == | == Understanding and using our Puppet installation == | ||
=== Manifests === | === Manifests === | ||
* We have an internal cvs repository for the binaries that we want to keep versioned and synced with the slaves. | * We have an internal cvs repository for the binaries that we want to keep versioned and synced with the slaves. | ||