> If I am correct of my parsing of the salt nomenclature, Salt provides a Master (eg a server) and minions (eg agents that connect to the salt server). The salt server tells the minions what to do.
Almost - salt can use master, but it can also use the local filesystem (or other providers of data). For the basic scenarios, salt master behaves almost like a file server of the state files that describe what to do. When using only local filesystem, you can run without a master. > In terms of features: Not sure about the properties (it is pretty minimal in terms of dependencies on ubuntu/debian at least), but it can do most of the things from the feature list. Selinux labels are missing (https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/1349) and unpacking/installing source tarballs doesn't go that well with declarative descriptions style IMO (but is definitely possible). Regards, Stanisław Pitucha Cloud Services Hewlett Packard
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