> What's the benefit to making it part of Puppet except for having a > single tool to deal with? Is the investment of time worth the return? > > I think one simple use case is someone would want to track /etc to figure out if they need to put any additional files under Puppet management, but don't neccessarily need to want to research/learn/setup/maintain the other tool(s). Setup of that integration is larger effort unless you say 'Puppet requires foo', (which also makes Puppet harder), so in that case it seems to make sense to include something lightweight in Puppet ... but assume it's probably not indexing anything by default.
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