README
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Holo - minimalistic config management
Holo is a radically simple configuration management tool that relies as much as possible on package management for the whole system setup and maintenance process. This is achieved by using metapackages to define personal package selections for all systems or for certain types of systems.
Holo has a plugin interface to extend its capabilities. It comes with the following core plugins:
holo-filesprovisions configuration files.holo-run-scriptsinvokes custom scripts during the provisioning phase.holo-ssh-keysprovisions.ssh/authorized_keys.holo-users-groupscreates and modifies UNIX user accounts and groups, as stored in/etc/passwdand/etc/group.
If you've written a new plugin, send me a link via the issue tracker and I'll link to it here.
Installation
It is recommended to install Holo as a package. The website lists distributions that have a package.
Holo requires Go and Perl as
build-time dependencies; and git-diff and shadow
as runtime dependencies. Once you're all set, the build is done with
make
make check
sudo make install
Documentation
User documentation is available in man page form:
- holo(8)
- holo-files(8)
- holo-run-scripts(8)
- holo-ssh-keys(8)
- holo-users-groups(8)
- holorc(5)
- holo-plugin-interface(7)
- holo-test(7) (not a public interface)
For further information, visit holocm.org.
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Source Files
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holo-files/internal/platform
Package platform implements integration points with the platform that Holo is running (most notably the package manager).
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Package platform implements integration points with the platform that Holo is running (most notably the package manager). |
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Command gocovcat combines multiple go cover runs, and prints the result on stdout.
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Command gocovcat combines multiple go cover runs, and prints the result on stdout. |