Foreman

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Foreman is an open-source lifecycle management and provisioning tool for physical and virtual servers, commonly used to automate system configuration and deployment.

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Foreman canonical 6

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instanceOf lifecycle management tool ⓘ
open-source software ⓘ
provisioning tool ⓘ
systems management software ⓘ
deploymentModel on-premises ⓘ
feature DHCP management ⓘ
DNS management ⓘ
PXE boot management ⓘ
REST API ⓘ
TFTP management ⓘ
audit logging ⓘ
bare-metal provisioning ⓘ
centralized host inventory ⓘ
cloud instance provisioning ⓘ
configuration management integration ⓘ
host lifecycle management ⓘ
parameterized configuration ⓘ
plugin architecture ⓘ
provisioning templates ⓘ
reporting ⓘ
role-based access control ⓘ
smart proxies ⓘ
virtual machine provisioning ⓘ
hasComponent Foreman Smart Proxy ⓘ
Foreman server ⓘ
integratesWith Katello ⓘ
Red Hat Satellite ⓘ
isOpenSource true ⓘ
license GNU General Public License version 3 ⓘ
primaryProgrammingLanguage Ruby ⓘ
softwareType configuration management front-end ⓘ
data center automation tool ⓘ
sourceCodeRepository https://github.com/theforeman/foreman ⓘ
supportsAuthentication FreeIPA ⓘ
LDAP ⓘ
external authentication via Apache ⓘ
supportsCloudPlatform Amazon Web Services ⓘ
DigitalOcean ⓘ
Google Compute Engine ⓘ
Microsoft Azure ⓘ
linked to: Azure

OpenStack ⓘ
supportsConfigurationManagement Ansible ⓘ
Chef ⓘ
Puppet ⓘ
Salt ⓘ
supportsOperatingSystem CentOS ⓘ
Debian ⓘ
Fedora ⓘ
linked to: Fedora Linux

Red Hat Enterprise Linux ⓘ
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server ⓘ
linked to: SUSE

Ubuntu ⓘ
supportsProvisioningMethod cloud-init ⓘ
kickstart ⓘ
preseed ⓘ
supportsVirtualizationPlatform Libvirt ⓘ
Red Hat Virtualization ⓘ
linked to: oVirt

VMware vSphere ⓘ
oVirt ⓘ
useCase automated system configuration ⓘ
infrastructure lifecycle management ⓘ
server provisioning ⓘ
webFramework Ruby on Rails ⓘ
website https://theforeman.org ⓘ

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