device.zone

Maven packaged RPMs of common service configurations

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The Device project provides a set of installable packages that offer working configurations of common services as "devices" or "appliances".

These packages can be used as building blocks when deploying services, dramatically simplifying the configuration of tools like puppet and chef.

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