We're using pallet. Even though it's not trivial to get started with and the docs are quite sparse, it provides a solid foundation for scripting the configurati

We're using pallet. Even though it's not trivial to get started with and the docs are quite sparse, it provides a solid foundation for scripting the configuration management tasks. I much prefer it to Ansible/Chef/Puppet. However, as you're exposed to the full programming language, there are much less constraints to what you can do. You'll need a layer of rules (a framework) of your own if you don't want to end up in a mess. Activity of the core project seems to be low, but that's true for many other mature Clojure projects. You can still use them successfully.