Course Outline

Introduction to Puppet for Government

  • What is Puppet and how it functions in government IT environments
  • Benefits of infrastructure automation for enhancing operational efficiency and security in the public sector
  • Puppet architecture: Master, Agent, Manifests, Modules

Installation and Configuration for Government

  • Installing Puppet on Master and Agent nodes within government IT systems
  • Configuring the Puppet environment to meet government compliance standards
  • Directory structure and key configuration files for government use

Understanding and Writing Manifests for Government

  • Basic syntax and structure of manifests tailored for government needs
  • Applying manifests to nodes in a government context
  • Using manifests to manage system changes and configurations for government operations

Managing Nodes and Resources for Government

  • Defining nodes within the scope of government IT infrastructure
  • Resource types: packages, services, files, users, directories, with a focus on government requirements
  • Creating reusable tasks to streamline government IT processes

Working with Modules and Templates for Government

  • Creating and using modules that align with government standards and best practices
  • Using ERB templates to generate dynamic content for government applications
  • Structuring reusable components to enhance efficiency in government IT management

Advanced Puppet Language Features for Government

  • Custom definitions and classes tailored for government use cases
  • Conditionals and expressions to support complex government IT scenarios
  • Relationships and ordering to ensure proper sequence of operations in government systems

Best Practices and Style for Government

  • Language style and formatting conventions that align with government documentation standards
  • Puppet Forge and community modules suitable for government adoption
  • Troubleshooting and common issues specific to government IT environments

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • An understanding of Linux or Unix system administration for government operations
  • Experience with command-line tools utilized in government IT environments
  • Familiarity with system configuration concepts relevant to public sector workflows

Audience

  • System administrators in the public sector seeking to automate infrastructure
  • IT professionals in government agencies evaluating Puppet as a configuration management solution
  • DevOps practitioners in governmental organizations building scalable environments
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