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Is anyone else using Rundeck?
We've been using it for application development deployments for awhile now, but then we just started leveraging it for mundane tasks like account management, account remediation, etc.
I'll admit my UI skills suck and making friendly web interfaces for non-tech/non-privileged personnel to run tasks like create a posix group for a set of users for authorization to a given application isn't exactly my forte. Rundeck seems give me a front end facility, and all I need to do is provide the actual backend code for the tasks (which *is* my forte). Plus, it actually has pretty granular ACL functionality, albeit yaml based.
We've been using it for application development deployments for awhile now, but then we just started leveraging it for mundane tasks like account management, account remediation, etc.
I'll admit my UI skills suck and making friendly web interfaces for non-tech/non-privileged personnel to run tasks like create a posix group for a set of users for authorization to a given application isn't exactly my forte. Rundeck seems give me a front end facility, and all I need to do is provide the actual backend code for the tasks (which *is* my forte). Plus, it actually has pretty granular ACL functionality, albeit yaml based.
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