bootmachine
Bootmachine is a bootstrapping tool for securely provisioning virtual servers up until the point where customized configuration management begins.
The bootmachine’s goal is to allow getting started with, maintenance of, and exploring new stack options through a simple, pluggable and highly customizable interface.
Configuration Management Tools
Currently supported:
Salt http://saltstack.org
Write your own
Next in the queue:
Puppet http://puppetlabs.com/
Write your own
Providers
Currently supported:
Rackspace Openstack Compute API v2 via python-novaclient
Non-rackspace Openstack Compute via python-novaclient
Rackspace Openstack Compute API v1 via openstack.compute (deprecated) http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/
Write your own
Next in the queue:
Amazon EC2 via boto https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/
Virtualbox / Vagrant http://vagrantup.com/
Write your own
Distros
Currently supported:
Arch Linux
Ubuntu
Fedora
Debian
Write your own
Next in the queue:
FreeBSD
Gentoo
openSUSE
CentOS
RHEL
Write your own
Documentation about the usage and installation of the bootmachine can be found at: http://bootmachine.readthedocs.org
The source code and issue tracker can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/rizumu/bootmachine
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