Darío Mariani wrote:
Hello:My recommendation would still be cfengine. Whilst more difficult to do it is still possible to administer a large volume of servers - especially if there is no critical local data. I'd also recommend Nagios (www.nagios.org) for systems monitoring - excellent for many remote hosts.
I'm facing the problem of administering a thousand servers
distributed all over Latin America. All servers will be similar
(probably a RedHat based distribution) and will not have critical data
stored locally.
Does anyone know of some tips, documentation or programs for
administering such monster from a single location?.
I've tested cfengine but seems oriented to an heterogenenous network
and I feel that it cannot help if the number of hosts exceeds 40 or
50.
Regards
James
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