- From: Bart Vanbrabant <
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- Subject: [chef] System configuration tool comparison
- Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2010 10:56:11 +0200
Hi,
Since there are a lot of system configuration tools (both commercial
and open-source), it is difficult to know what tool if right for you.
Therefore, we developed a framework that you can use to compare system
configuration tools. This framework, together with a set of 11 tools
that are evaluated using this framework will be published in a paper
and presented at the LISA'10 conference (
http://www.usenix.org/events/
lisa10).
Since Chef is a well known tool within the system administration
community, we included it in our comparison. We also set up a website
that accompanies the paper. On this website, you will find the full
evaluation of Chef at
http://sysconfigtools.cer-wiki.info/tool/chef
My question to you: if you want to help us making this website and our
paper better, please review Chef (or other tools you are familiar
with) and provide us with comments, either by email or using the
comment-facility on the website.
The website URL is temporary, we are going to migrate this website a
'official' university URL. You will see that for each tool, there
exist a large number of properties that are evaluated. Clicking on
these properties gives you an overlay with more information about that
property.
Note that the deadline for the paper submission is the 24th of august.
Comments that might trigger chances in the paper should be received
before that date. We are going to maintain this website, so comments
are also welcome after the 24th of august.
Thank you very much in advance
Kind Regards
--
Bart Vanbrabant
Doctoral Researcher
DistriNet, dept. Computer Science, K.U.Leuven Belgium
Thomas Delaet
Post-doctoral Researcher
DistriNet, dept. Computer Science, K.U.Leuven Belgium
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- [chef] System configuration tool comparison, Bart Vanbrabant, 08/13/2010
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