I actually really like salt, just not its documentation. Like you said - it was a breath of fresh air. :)
Last time I used it a few months ago, it was while helping out another admin. He had a lot of confusion on how to do certain things, and the documentation wasn't very helpful for either of us. The solution came from github, which has become my go-to for these sorts of tools. Though, that could easily be supplemented with some better examples on their site, or in their, erm, man page.
I doubt we'll have some great tools with great documentation anytime soon (or monitoring tools!), but a sysadmin can dream... :)
Last time I used it a few months ago, it was while helping out another admin. He had a lot of confusion on how to do certain things, and the documentation wasn't very helpful for either of us. The solution came from github, which has become my go-to for these sorts of tools. Though, that could easily be supplemented with some better examples on their site, or in their, erm, man page.
I doubt we'll have some great tools with great documentation anytime soon (or monitoring tools!), but a sysadmin can dream... :)