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Puppet is using AI to support open source development while maintaining trust, quality, and accountability. Learn how governance, human review, validation, and community feedback guide AI-assisted contributions across the Puppet ecosystem.

RHEL 7 is end of life, and extended OS support doesn’t cover every layer of risk. Learn how Puppet Extended Agent Support helps keep automation secure, compliant, and reliable while you plan your migration.

Puppet has always helped organizations automate and control infrastructure. With Perforce Unified Compliance, that mission expands to meet the demands of the AI era, helping teams continuously govern increasingly diverse environments while connecting infrastructure operations to Perforce’s broader vision for trusted, accountable AI-driven software delivery.

Puppet is introducing a new tiered review model for Puppetlabs modules on the Forge to improve transparency, contribution turnaround times, and module maintenance. Modules are now grouped into three tiers with defined review cadences.

Cloud repatriation is becoming a mainstream enterprise strategy as organizations move selected workloads back to on-premises and private infrastructure. Rising cloud costs, data sovereignty requirements, AI workload demands, and performance considerations are driving this shift.

The Puppet Observability Data Connector, transforms Puppet agent reports into actionable metrics that can be visualized in dashboards, helping teams monitor fleet health, identify configuration drift, measure performance, detect failures, and improve operational decision-making.

Learn why successful multi-agent AI systems require a control plane to coordinate actions, enforce policies, and provide operational oversight at scale.

AI-driven OpenSSL discoveries are shrinking patch windows. See how Puppet helps teams find, patch, and continuously enforce remediation at scale.

Get ready for puppetlabs-stdlib 10. Discover key changes, compatibility updates, and how Puppet is helping module authors prepare for the transition.

Policy as code is an infrastructure management approach where you write policies as code so they can be enforced at scale. In this blog for sysadmins and IT ops managers, we’ll share a few PaC Solutions, examples, use cases, and compare PaC to infrastructure as code (IaC).

Discover how runtime policy enforcement helps teams detect configuration drift, maintain compliance, and generate audit-ready evidence beyond pipeline-based policy checks.

Claude Mythos highlights a future where AI accelerates vulnerability discovery, making operational speed, automated patching, and continuous enforcement critical for defenders