Transform your enterprise infrastructure with automation that works. Enterprise Modules delivers enterprise-ready Puppet® modules for mission-critical software including Oracle databases, WebLogic, and IBM MQ. Our proven solutions help sysadmins and DBAs eliminate manual configuration, reduce downtime, and ensure consistent deployments across your entire infrastructure. With deep expertise in Puppet® and enterprise systems, we turn complex infrastructure management into reliable, repeatable automation.
Supported Puppet® modulesNeed Puppet® modules for Enterprise class software like Oracle and IBM MQ? We have got you covered. |
Oracle Cloud MigrationYou want to move to the cloud, but need tools and methods to make sure your systems stay compliant? |
Staff AugmentationYour Puppet® champion has left and you need puppet expertise? Or you just need a review on your puppet setup? |
Automated IBM middleware managementYou are unable to consistently configure your IBM middleware across your fleet of systems? |
Enterprise Config ManagementYou want an easy way to get control over your total IT configuration? And ensure consistancy over your whole stack? |
Your data needs to be always available. That is why many organizations have High Available (HA) configurations for their databases. Setting up such a configuration and maintaining it always took a lot of effort and knowledge. But now Puppet® can solve this issue for you. With just a few settings, Puppet® can deliver and manage High Available (HADR) IBM DB2 databases to you.
If you’re relying on the Biemond orawls and oradb puppet modules for managing Oracle and WebLogic in your Puppet® environment, there are some pressing issues you need to be aware of. These modules, once popular on Puppet® Forge, are on the brink of expiration. They haven’t been updated in over four years, and their GitHub repositories have been eerily quiet for just as long. Even worse, pull requests are gathering dust, unmerged, with no signs of life from the maintainers. But here’s the truth: Puppet® for Oracle and WebLogic is still very much alive and kicking.