Salt (also referred to as SaltStack) is a Python-based configuration management and orchestration system. Salt follows a master/client model and is used to remotely execute commands and apply Salt states across a set of minions.
A look into Salt's primary components, features, and configurations for the new SaltStack user
Learn how to use Salt to configure a static site webserver and use webhooks to automatically deploy new site content.
Configure Apache on Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS with Salt Stack.
This guide shows how to install, configure, and use Salt Cloud to provision multiple Linodes from the command line.
Learn how to configure and use Salt SSH in this simple tutorial
Create a Salt execution module.
Salt is a server management platform that can control a number of servers from a single location. Learn how to install Salt in this simple tutorial.
An introduction to Jinja using Salt configuration management examples.
How to monitor Salt minions with beacons.
A reference for the SaltStack command line interface.
An overview of available options to manage secrets with SaltStack
Test Salt states locally with Kitchen and kitchen-salt.
Use Salt States to Create a LAMP Stack on Debian 8.
Use Salt States to Create a LAMP Stack and Fail2ban Across All Listed Salt Minions on Debian 8.
Learn how to use and modify official SaltStack formulas to manage your infrastructure.
