Chef vs Puppet vs Ansible vs Saltstack | Configuration Management Tools | DevOps Tools | Simplilearn

This Chef vs Puppet vs Ansible vs Saltstackcomparison video will compare the DevOps configuration management tools Chef, Puppet, Ansible and Saltstack in terms of their capabilities, architecture, performance, ease of setup, language, scalability and pros and cons.

Below are the contents of our Chef vs Puppet vs Ansible vs Saltstackconfiguration management tools comparison video:
1) Need for Configuration Management Tools ( 1:22 )
2) Chef - Infrastructure, Architecture, Pros and Cons ( 1:40 )
3) Puppet- Infrastructure, Architecture, Pros and Cons ( 3:50 )
4) Ansible - Infrastructure, Architecture, Pros and Cons ( 5:06 )
5) Saltstack - Infrastructure, Architecture, Pros and Cons ( 7:07 )
6) Comparison on the basis of architecture, ease of setup, language, scalability, management and interoperability ( 8:33 )

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[andywong]

11:48 SSH is Secure SHell, not secure socket hashing

[UtpalBhattacharjee]

Now both Ansible and Saltstack are available in AWS.

[mzs]

Salt all the way! Have used ansible since 1.7 and last was 2.x, until I discovered salt. The speed of execution and flexibility of salt just blew me away!

[albertogonzalezmesas]

Firstly, thanks for the video. In my opinion, Ansible is on the top. Easy for setting up, a lot of modules and if you want, make your own modules in easy coding like is python. No master-client arquitecture and tower or AWX like GUI. Pull and push working mode. The best

[est]

11:15 author should take notice that Ansible is available and was in cloud providers such as AWS, also Azure and also GCP

[shiva]

The way of explaining with animations is awesome

[elib]

It should be noted for Puppet environments, the master node does not push to client nodes, clients PULL configuration catalogs from the master node(and this can be set on intervals)

[irascibe]

Saltstack doesn't use SSH for communication. The controller opens a port that the agents on each node connect to and the controller publishes commands through that port.

[wolfflighttzw]

The comments about SaltStack requiring Minion client install are not accurate. Currently Salt-ssh requires absolutely no minion (client) installation.

[habs]

Enjoying the very Alan Partridge voiceover. Thank you!

[francisconavarro]

Ansible and Puppet Bolt are available in the Microsoft Azure Cloud Shell

[neild]

Excellent video, summed up everything I needed to know.

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[chbrules]

SSH = secure shell, not secure socket hashing.

[ramprasad_v]

I didn't know that Ruby was used in chef & puppet. I will learn Ruby & excel with the two tools. Thanks 👍

[yevgenyzamsky]

Ansible uses WinRM to interact with Windows machines, as far as I know.

[ChrisChris-jhuy]

Great stuff! But could you please give an example of "advanced tasks" you mentioned when you discussed the cons of Puppet/ Chef using Ruby?

[pjguibord]

Need to update this vid- great details, a great deal of it is out of date.

[besrabasant]

Btw... If you want to do advanced stuffs with Ansible, you can Python

[mzs]

Tbh, except for a few points, this was pretty superficial comparison. For instance agent based tools will work across networks restrictions. And event driven automation of salt. I don't think any of the other tools have this. Also salt has SSH b
Push based feature too.