CFEngine 2 does not provide a native class to determine a VMware machine, thus if you want to put VMware machines under CFEngine 2 control you have no native way of recognizing these machines by CFEngine 2.

CFEngine 2 does not provide interfaces for direct manipulation of users and groups on a UNIX/Linux system, but it provides the primitives we need in order to create our own.

Another nice feature of CFEngine is that you are able to do process accounting as well.

In this handbook we we will see how to install and do the initial configuration of Gerrit - a code review and project management system for Git based project.

Soon after the 1.0 release announcement of pkgng, the development branch of pkgng got support for plugins.

In a previous handbook about Jenkins we have shown you how to install and configure Jenkins and how to set up a Jenkins job for building a software project.

In this handbook we will see how we can use Jenkins and the Clang static analyzer scan-build for analyzing our project’s code.

In a previous handbook about Jenkins we have shown you how to install and configure Jenkins and how to set up a Jenkins job for building a software project.

In this post we will see how to install and configure Jenkins CI on FreeBSD.

In a previous handbook about CFEngine 3 on FreeBSD we have seen how to install, configure and do configuration management of our FreBSD systems using CFEngine 3.