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Published: Jan 18, 2016 License: MIT Imports: 1 Imported by: 0

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Otter

Otter

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Otter is a high-performance opinionated configuration management framework written in Go for servers that run containers.

The data center is moving towards a container-centric world where the role of the host operating system becomes far more static and disposable. Modern configuration management tools (CM) solve some problems but create many more. Existing CM solutions with their complex abstractions and domain specific languages are built for servers with life spans of several months or years. In a container-centric data center the life span of a host operating system should last only as long as it can provide fundamental services without interruption (e.g. docker daemon, networking services, etc).

Configuration Management

Otter draws influence from many successful CM systems but drastically simplifies them for the container world. Otter follows the "batteries-included" model to provide configuration support for major container orchestration tools setup following best-practices.

Some features include:

  • Declarative state
  • File system operations
  • Template rendering
  • Package management
  • Support for installing and configuring major Docker orchestration systems

##Roadmap

Bootstrapping

Handles the initial bootstrapping of a host OS taking it from a new OS installation to being ready for handling container workload from a container orchestration tool.

Remote Execution

Largely concurrent remote execution.

Disclaimer

Otter is under active development and is not production-ready

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A service represents a running daemonized process on an operating system States - running: The service is running stopped: The service is stopped
A service represents a running daemonized process on an operating system States - running: The service is running stopped: The service is stopped

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