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.. -*- mode: rst -*-
.. _testimonials_toplevel:
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Testimonials
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Here are a few things that users of Bcfg2 have to say about it:
* `... With so many machines and so much variation and subtleties
between machines, I would simply go crazy trying to manage and
maintain these machines. Bcfg makes my life much
simpler. <http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/web-mail-archive/lists/bcfg-dev/2006/03/msg00023.html>`_
-- Ti Leggett
* When I took over managing a compute cluster, its configuration
management was a mess. A liberal dose of Bcfg cleaned up the
machines, made them more secure, and gave me the information needed
to keep an eye on them. I definitely trust the cluster more now
that its configuration is well-defined and well-managed. -- Cory
Lueninghoener
* "`Bcfg2 propaganda
<http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/unix-sysadmin/bcfg2-propaganda-29441>`_"
- Two days ago Mathieu Jobin had sent a message to bcfg-dev mailing
list containing a link to Yahoo!'s grid white paper mentioning
Bcfg2. As I don't think Bcfg2 is getting as much attention as it
should, I thought about mentioning it
here.
-- Cezary Morga
* http://blog.mozilla.com/aravind/
See also :ref:`sites_toplevel`.
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