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Hi all,

this is not really a Perl related question but I would like to address the Perl community with it.

There is rex as a Perl based deployment tool which seems interesting as all is implemented in Perl and someone like me could get the feeling to be able to put hands on when needed. On the other hand there are well known and famous tool sets like Chef and Puppet written in a language not known to me.

So, I would like to hear whether some monks have experience with these distribution tools and whether using them seems worth it (I know, a really vague question).

Thank you in advance.

Best regards
McA

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