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Provisioning can ease Linux management headaches
There are lots of reasons to go Linux and to use open source within the enterprise, and now there's another good reason--the availability of choices when it comes to Linux provisioning solutions. The tools can help with the management aspect of keeping Linux servers and workstations up and running, as well as the development of custom scripts and programs. Provisioning tools combine controls for installation and configuration, as well as application deployment and configuration. They also come in handy for policy enforcement and security patching. Yet there are a few pitfalls you will want to know about before grabbing a tool from the shelf.
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