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System engineer Dan Franciscus takes us through the steps of using custom DSC resources in Puppet with the dsc_lite module.

Evidence-based, real-world guidance for getting started and making progress on your DevOps journey, based on data from the Puppet 2018 State of DevOps survey.

Read about how the University of Saskatchewan used Puppet’s dsc_lite module to upgrade from a SharePoint 2013 farm to 2016.

The dsc_lite 1.0 module is aimed at practitioners who would like to use DSC in a more direct way through Puppet, and find our dsc module too heavy.

Check out the speakers, sessions, social events, and training opportunities that await at Puppetize Live in San Francisco, Sydney or Amsterdam.

Learn how Bolt leverages existing Puppet content to get you started automating faster.

My journey through eyaml, the Sensitive data type, and node_encrypt to better secured secrets in Puppet… turns out it’s easier than I thought.

Some things to keep in mind as you’re evaluating Puppet Enterprise — from integrations to culture.

Learn why the adoption of containers shapes new ways to evolve your DevOps practices while increasing your software delivery agility.

A new feature publishes results of tests alongside code changes in supported code repositories.

Thanks to everyone who talked with us and shared their feedback, we’re pleased to introduce Getting Started with Puppet, our new training course.

Join us for Contributor Summit Online, a new way to engage with fellow contributors that combines elements of Contributor Summit and #puppethacks.

Part one of a blog series about using and writing PowerShell tasks, on Windows, for Windows.

Our new event format opens up some interesting ways to tell different stories from our community via live stream. Learn more about what kind of talks we’re looking for and how to submit your ideas.

PuppetConf is now Puppetize Live, a 24-hour event coming to three cities around the world this October. Registration and the CFP are now open!

See how a cross-team collaboration model at Puppet is resulting in better educational content than ever before.

We’re pleased to announce support for Puppet Enterprise and open source Puppet on Amazon Linux 2. Learn more and check out some use cases for leveraging Puppet on AWS.

By default, we run the Puppet agent under LocalSystem. However, your use case may be better suited to running under a Service Account. Read more to find out why.