Notes in Day 63 Flashcards - Ansible, Puppet, Chef

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Published	03/05/2024	Ansible is written in [language].
Published	03/05/2024	Ansible is [agent-based/agentless].
Published	03/05/2024	Puppet is [agent-based/agentless].
Published	03/05/2024	Chef is [agent-based/agentless].
Published	03/05/2024	Puppet is written in [language].
Published	03/05/2024	Chef is written in [language].
Published	03/05/2024	Ansible uses [protocol] to connect to devices.
Published	03/05/2024	Chef uses [protocol] to connect to devices.
Published	03/05/2024	Puppet uses [protocol] to connect to devices.
Published	03/05/2024	Ansible uses a [push/pull] model.
Published	03/05/2024	Puppet uses a [push/pull] model.
Published	03/05/2024	Chef uses a [push/pull] model.
Published	03/05/2024	Ansible [...] files define the actions to be taken.
Published	03/05/2024	Puppet [...] files define the actions to be taken.
Published	03/05/2024	Chef [...] files define the actions to be taken.
Published	03/05/2024	[...] clients use TCP port 8140 to communicate with the server.
Published	03/05/2024	Puppet clients use [...] port 8140 to communicate with the server.
Published	03/05/2024	Puppet clients use TCP port [...] to communicate with the server.
Published	03/05/2024	A Puppet server is called a [...].
Published	03/05/2024	The Ansible server is called the [...].
Published	03/05/2024	[Ansible/Puppet/Chef] files are written in YAML.
Published	03/05/2024	[Ansible/Puppet/Chef] files are written in a proprietary language.
Published	03/05/2024	Puppet files are written in [language].
Published	03/05/2024	Chef files are written in [language].
Published	03/05/2024	[...] uses TCP port 10002 to send configurations to clients.
Published	03/05/2024	Chef uses [...] port 10002 to send configurations to clients.
Published	03/05/2024	Chef uses TCP port [...] to send configurations to clients.
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