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skonfig

skonfig is a configuration management system forked from cdist (after e250024).

We have three main repositories:

  • skonfig - implementation of the skonfig tool and quick getting started bits,
  • base - explorer and types for general use,
  • extra - special purpose types and incubator for new types.

You can find us in #skonfig:matrix.org (matrix?).

Documentation

Most parts of cdist documentation apply, but there are differences:

  • skonfig does only config (see skonfig -h),
  • some types behave differently and it's recommended to consult manuals in base and extra.

Split between base and extra

Base explorers and types are used to change the state of the operating system or core components of it and are not for some specific piece of software. Furthermore, the quality requirements for inclusion in base are higher than for extra.

Extra contains types for specific purposes like configuring software or services which don't belong to the operating system and also serves as an incubator for new types.

Getting Started

Step 1: Install skonfig

pip3 install skonfig@git+https://github.com/skonfig/skonfig

Note: if you run Python 3.12 or later, you need to have setuptools installed.

Step 2: Clone sets repositories

Clone the sets you are planning to use. To get started installing the base and extra sets is recommended, because they provide the most frequently used types. Also, most other sets depend on the types provided by the base set.

mkdir -p ~/.skonfig/set
git clone https://github.com/skonfig/base ~/.skonfig/set/base
git clone https://github.com/skonfig/extra ~/.skonfig/set/extra

Step 3: Create initial manifest

mkdir -p ~/.skonfig/manifest
cp "$(pip3 show skonfig | sed -n -e 's;^Location: \(.*\)/lib.*$;\1;p')/share/doc/skonfig/examples/init-manifest" ~/.skonfig/manifest/init

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