simple, fast and open API-driven server provisioning.
DR Provision is a APLv2 simple Golang executable that provides a simple yet complete API-driven DHCP/PXE/TFTP provisioning workflow system.
Simply, Digital Rebar Provisioner acts as a Cobbler replacement - with additional powerful per-machine workflow provisioning capabilities.
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- Mailing List
- Chat/messaging via the Digital Rebar
#communitychannel is our preferred communication method. If you do not have a Slack invite to our channel, you can Request a Slack Invite - Alternate chat vi Gitter Live Chat (Gitter.im) and IRC on Freenode #DigitalRebar
- Issues and Features
- Full Documentation (Github /doc sources are updatable via pull request).
- Videos on the DR Provision Playlist provide both specific and general background information.
Our Stable Quick Start has fast play-with-it steps. Don't worry, they are very simple and take 10 to 20 minutes.
Want the Latest Quick Start? You'll have access to the newest features in tested work for the next release. This is NOT the bleeding edge!
Regular Install for more details on the install steps. These include production options. (Previous Version Docs)
Reading on Github? Visit Generated Docs for a generated ToC.
.. toctree:: :includehidden: :numbered: :maxdepth: 1 doc/quickstart doc/install doc/features doc/server doc/configuring doc/release doc/upgrade doc/workflows doc/deployment doc/operation doc/os-support doc/os-support/linuxkit doc/ui doc/Swagger doc/cli doc/api doc/dev/dev-server doc/dev/dev-cli doc/dev/dev-docs doc/faq-troubleshooting doc/arch doc/integrations CONTRIBUTING Trademark LICENSE
DigitalRebar Provision code is available is available from multiple authors under the Apache 2 license.
Digital Rebar Provision Documentation is available from multiple authors under the Creative Commons license with Attribution.
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