gofigure

GoFigure is a configuration management tool with remote agents written in golang, and communication using GRPC. Because it communicates over GRPC, any protocol-buffered language is supported as a client. The reference client is written in golang.

Primary design goals:

• Speed
• Testability
• Proper variable management
• Prevent user error (force best practices)
• Flexibility
• Simplicity

GoFigure is still in development, but has most major features completed. Use caution if deploying to a production environment.

There are two main libraries in gofigure:

Minion

Minion is the remote agent of gofigure. It listens for incoming client connections to tell it what to do.

Master

Master is a reference client. You don't have to use it, but if you're writing your client in golang, it has several helpful functions.

If using the reference client, you can easily build a single binary with both the master and minion, and can use the built in Bootstrap function to start the remote minions over SSH. If using some other client, you will need to handle this yourself.

Connection example with reference client:

var gofigureClient *Client
creds, err := credentials.Load(caFile, certFile, keyFile)
if err != nil {
    return gofigureClient, err
}
conn, err := master.ConnectGRPC("123.123.123.123:10000", grpc.WithTransportCredentials(creds))
if err != nil {
    return gofigureClient, err
}
return &master.Client{GofigureClient: pb.NewGofigureClient(conn)}, nil