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Puppet Core 8.19 and PDK 3.7: Security Updates, Dependency Changes, and Windows Fixes
Originally posted 2026-05-21 at: https://dev.to/puppet/puppet-core-819-and-pdk-37-security-updates-dependency-changes-and-windows-fixes-1j6n Puppet Core 8.19.0 focuses largely on security hardening, with some dependency cleanup and a small but important fix for Windows user management. If you already run Puppet Core 8, this release is primarily about keeping your runtime secure and predictable, rather than introducing new workflows or configuration changes. ➡️ Full details: Puppet Core 8.19.0 release… Read more
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Lego Builds – Star Wars Logo
I don’t often take the time to share some of the Lego builds that I’ve done with the kids. Those of you who follow me on social media or who have gotten to see my office background when the virtual backgrounds are off know that I have a few sets behind me. A new one… Read more
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Puppetlabs Modules Roundup – April 2026
Originally posted 2026-05-07 at: https://dev.to/puppet/puppetlabs-modules-roundup-april-2026-358 In April 2026, the Puppetlabs module lineup saw 8 Puppetlabs module releases, with the most notable updates collected here for a quick review. The overall pattern in these releases was event forwarding enhancements and security and compliance platform updates, which makes this month’s roundup a useful quick scan for teams planning… Read more
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Puppet Continuous Delivery 5.15.0 is now available
First published on 2026-04-29 at: https://dev.to/puppet/puppet-continuous-delivery-5150-is-now-available-5990 Puppet Continuous Delivery (CD) version 5.15.0 is now available, with updates focused on stability, security, and day‑to‑day usability for teams running Puppet automation pipelines at scale. If you’re already on CD 5.x, this is a straightforward upgrade that continues the work of refining the platform while keeping it aligned with current… Read more
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Security Compliance Management 3.7.0 Is Now Available
Originally posted 2026-04-15 at: https://dev.to/puppet/security-compliance-management-370-is-now-available-1i47 Security Compliance Management (SCM) 3.7.0 helps teams assess systems against recognized security benchmarks. This release supports evolving baselines and improves audit readiness, operational reliability, and overall governance by giving administrators tighter control over platform performance, user access, and API security within the Puppet Enterprise platform. What’s new in this release Expanded… Read more
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Generate a Puppet Module Using GitHub Copilot and VS Code
Originally posted 2026-04-09 at: https://www.puppet.com/blog/ai-assisted-puppet-module-development This tutorial shows how to use GitHub Copilot with the Puppet Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to generate, validate, and refine a Puppet module—even if you’re new to Puppet development. What You’ll Learn The Challenge: Overcoming the Puppet Module Learning Curve When you start automating infrastructure with Puppet, you might face… Read more
