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fu--frankly simple configuration management

This library was written to avoid having to use Ansible. It aids common configuration management tasks by offering a basic set of quickly usable Pythonic tools required for system management. Remote execution is enabled by an optional dependency on mitogen.

It is in use by me and currently under a good deal of change.

Goals/non-goals

  • Allows writing fully-featured configuration management in Python
  • Easy to use without precluding granular execution options and change-logging
  • Targets mainstream Unix systems only
    • no baroque distros (unless you want to submit a PR)
    • no Windows

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