idempotent
Remotely control hundreds of machines, from cloud to laptop. Excellent 4.95/5 feedback, read student comments.
Linux course done, and now you want more? Your laptops keep moving around the network and go behind firewalls, but you still want to control them? You went to cloud, and have so many computers now?
Enroll Monday at 08:00 Want to study in the evening? There is a special evening version, which has some spots available.
New visitor: Juho Syrjänen, Fraktio: DevOps.
Remotely control hundreds of machines, from cloud to laptop. Excellent 4.95/5 feedback, read student comments.
Linux course done, and now you want more? Your laptops keep moving around the network and go behind firewalls, but you still want to control them? You went to cloud, and have so many computers now? Palvelinten hallinta ict4tn022-3014.
Yes, you can still enroll. Yes it's popular and yes there is a queue, but I can often fit many students
from the queue.
Update: New visitor: Arttu Uskali, Head of Support, Upcloud
Update: New visitor: Juho Syrjänen, Fraktio
Just write what you want (idempotency). Control almost everything with one system (single source of truth). In plain text (infrastructure as code, versionable).
Control 10 computers. Or 100. Or 1000. Or control 2071 computers, like Jussi did on a previous course. Or handle 7 different operating systems and OS versions with a single master, like Matias. Course is in Finnish.
Automatically configure hundreds of computers while you sleep. To be more specific, schedule Salt state.apply to run every 15 minutes on slaves.
$ sudo salt '*' schedule.add tapply function='state.apply' minutes=15
Just write what you want (idempotency). Control almost everything with one system (single source of truth). In plain text (infrastructure as code, versionable).
Control 10 computers. Or 100. Or 1000. Or control 2071 computers, like Jussi did on a previous course. Or handle 7 different operating systems and OS versions with a single master, like Matias. Course is in Finnish.
Just write what you want (idempotency). Control almost everything with one system (single source of truth). In plain text (infrastructure as code, versionable).
Control 10 computers. Or 100. Or 1000. Or control 2071 computers, like Jussi did on a previous course. Or handle 7 different operating systems and OS versions with a single master, like Matias. Course is in Finnish.