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What is the difference to http://rundeck.org/ http://rundeck.org/ which can be integrated with foreman or puppet? It also looks like (not sure if i am right) b
by mrud 14y ago
What is the difference to http://rundeck.org/ http://rundeck.org/ which can be integrated with foreman or puppet?
It also looks like (not sure if i am right) but your worker/server has to have direct ssh access to the server. This means you basically have root access as most configuration management tools need root to administrate the server.
- nodesocket 14y ago(Creator of Commando.io) First time we've seen RunDeck, its been mentioned a few other times here. Investigating now.
- mrud 14y agoAfter looking at your video it seems the main difference currently is that your recipes are versionized (which is a huge plus)
- nodesocket 14y agoDoes RunDeck keep a log of every response? With Commando.io you can flip back through previous executions and see a snapshot of which servers got which recipe, and what the results were.
- quicksilver03 14y agoIt definitely does: when I launch a job in RunDeck, I can see the live output (essentially a form of tail -f in the RunDeck web interface) and I can see the output of every previous job as well.
- TomNomNom 14y agoI don't want to seem rude, but I really am amazed that you've got to the point of asking people for money without bothering to research existing potential competitors. I'm not saying your product doesn't have differences to things like Rundeck that might set it apart; but, as a potential backer, the lack of research is a bad smell IMO.