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Exclusive: Startup AnsibleWorks pitches open-source IT configuration, deployment tool
A couple of former Red Hat (s rhat) veterans think there's an easier way to configure, deploy and manage IT across an organization and founded AnsibleWorks to attack that problem.
Systems administrators and developers want one tool for deployment, configuration and management -- they don't want to deal with agents and add-ons, said Said Siouani, CEO of Santa Barbara, Calif.-based AnsibleWorks.
Configuration management through SSH FTW!
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