-: So just a very, very quick lecture on OpsWorks.
So OpsWorks is for you to use the Chef and Puppet on AWS
and Chef and Puppet help you perform a server configuration
automatically or repetitive actions.
So they work great if you want to have EC2 instances
or On-Premises VM.
Okay.
And so OpsWorks is going to be to get a Managed Chef
and Puppet set up in AWS.
It's sort of an alternative to SSM
but not only.
And in this section, we don't need your hands on here.
No knowledge of Chef and Puppet are required at the exam.
The only thing you need to know is that if you see
Chef or Puppet being mentioned in a question at the exam,
I think you should answer that OpsWorks should be used.
Okay.
This is why I don't spend much time on it.
So what does Chef and Puppet do?
Will they help you manage configuration as code and helps
you have inconsistent deployments?
So it's very similar to what we have with SSM.
It works with Linux and Windows.
And we've got automates for example,
user account creation, cron, ntp, packages, services.
They leverage recipes or manifests based on
if it's Chef or Puppet.
And they have a lot of similarities with other services
in AWS SSM, Beanstalk, and CloudFormation.
But the idea is that Chef and Puppet are open source tools
that work cross-cloud.
So if you have AWS cloud and Azure and Google cloud,
then maybe you want to have Chef and Puppet all across
all your clouds for the configuration of your servers.
This is probably one of the best use case for it.
But that's it going to the exam.
No need to do anything beyond that.
Okay.
So Chef and Puppet implies OpsWorks and that's it.
So hope you like this lecture.
And I will see you in the next lecture.