Intecture is a developer friendly, language agnostic configuration management tool for server systems.
- Extensible support for virtually any programming language
- Standard programming interface. No DSL. No magic.
- Rust API library (and bindings for popular languages)
You can find out more at intecture.io.
Intecture relies on ZeroMQ for communication between your project (intecure-api) and your managed servers (intecture-agent). You can usually install ZMQ via the package manager, or from source: libzmq.
The quick way to get up and running is by using the Intecture installer.
$ curl -sSf https://static.intecture.io/install.sh | sh
First, as this project is written in Rust, you'll need...well, Rust!
Next, clone this repository to your local machine and use the Makefile to build it:
$ git clone https://github.com/betweenlines/intecture-api.git
$ cd intecture-api/
$ make
$ make test && sudo make install
Note that we chained the test and install targets. Thus if the tests fail, we don't install a bad binary!
Once this has finished, you should have a shiny new library called libinapi.so, which lives in your system's lib/ directory.
Run the uninstall target on the Makefile:
$ cd intecture-api/
$ sudo make uninstall
For enterprise support and consulting services, please email mailto:support@intecture.io.
For any bugs, feature requests etc., please ticket them on GitHub.