:))))))))))))))) 26.02.15 17:39, Greg пишет:
Hi all, I'm a ~beginner sysadmin starting managing a flock of (10+) existing Squid proxies in different VPS companies. Right now it's a mix of different OSes and Squid versions, some of them are rather old, and all is managed manually over SSH - I'd very much like to roll out a better set of proxies, installing and managing them from a central interface. I know there are configuration management software ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_open-source_configuration_management_software ), just don't know their limitations - which is usually well hidden and will pop up when you're already in neck deep. Most of them don't seem to give full access to the Squid config file anyway. I'm hoping some of you already manages Squid proxies from a central interface and can share your experiences. What I'm looking for: - Free and preferably FLOSS, being maintained - Can pick up existing machines using different distributions and versions (Juju fails here), playing well with our changes done on the servers (no need to revert to stored config if config changes on the server) - Can manage the full Squid config incl. eg. refresh_pattern and httpd_suppress_version_string without having to learn and write Python/Ruby/... code (Chef-Puppet-Ansible-Salt-OPSI seem to fail here? It seems these were not designed for this scenario and just support the most important settings) - Can read (!) and write config files on the server - Can restart services and show their status - Can list and install packages - Preferably has a GUI, even better if there's one for Windows Any tips and experience with some related software? Best regards, Greg _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
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