You may well try these in development, but I think you’ll quickly see how you can transfer what you learn to production applications. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to use some of the Puppet tools to create working containerized environments. In reality, you can do both. Puppet in Docker is a new, experimental way of packaging and releasing Puppet software (including Puppet Server and PuppetDB) using Docker.
Should I use Puppet to deploy Docker on my nodes, and then use Puppet to define container images? Or should I use Docker containers to deploy Puppet so I can test dashboards and other modules without having to build out my infrastructure? If you’ve ever wanted to get started with Puppet or Docker - or both - you’ve probably faced a bit of a conundrum.
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