Matahari

Fonte: https://github.com/matahari/matahari#readme
 
Matahari fornece agentes QMF que podem ser usados ​​para controlar e gerir várias peças de funcionalidade, utilizando o protocolo AMQP.
O Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) é um aplicativo de padrão aberto camada de protocolo que assegura o transporte confiável de mensagens.
QMF fornece uma camada de estrutura de modelagem em cima de qpid (que implementa AMQP). Essa interface permite que você gerencie um host e seus vários componentes como um conjunto de objectos com propriedades e métodos.

Matahari Agents Build and Install Instructions

Building from source

Step 1 - Install Build Dependencies
Matahari has build dependencies on the following packages:

1. pcre-devel
2. glib2-devel
3. qpid-qmf
4. qpid-qmf-devel
5. qpid-cpp-client
6. qpid-cpp-server
7. qpid-cpp-client-devel
8. qpid-cpp-server-devel
9. sigar
10. sigar-devel
11. libcurl
12. libcurl-devel
13. dbus-glib
14. dbus-glib-devel
15. polkit
16. polkit-devel
17. augeas
18. augeas-devel
19. cmake
20. nss-devel

Matahari requires that the following packages are installed at runtime for certain pieces of functionality to work:

1. puppet, version 2.6.6 or above, required for the sysconfig agent
2. dmidecode, required for the host agent

These packages may be available in your distribution. In Fedora 14 (or later), they can be installed via the yum command. For Fedora users, the script contrib/scripts/install_deps.sh will install the required packages.
Step 2 - Build Matahari

user% make
user% cd linux.build
user% make
root# make install

Installing on Fedora 14 or later

Matahari is pre-packaged for Fedora 14 and later.

root# yum install matahari

Windows instructions

On your Fedora box first:

yum install mingw32-matahari

copy the /usr/share/matahari*/*iso to Windows machine.( or burn iso )
load iso/cd; run setup