SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Documentation

Version: 5.2 Beta 1

We are currently in the process of updating and enhancing the 5.2 Beta 1 documentation. Please note that this documentation is currently in draft form and should be considered a work in progress (WIP).

The final release of version 5.1 is expected mid 2025. Until then, content may evolve, and certain sections may be incomplete or subject to change.

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1. What is SUSE Multi-Linux Manager?

SUSE Multi-Linux Manager is a solution for organizations that require robust control over maintenance and package deployment on their servers. It enables you to manage large sets of Linux systems and keep them up-to-date, with automated software management, asset management, and system provisioning. It also allows you to maintain a high level of security while effectively managing system life-cycle requirements.

SUSE Multi-Linux Manager uses Salt to provide event-driven configuration and management control. The Salt-master orchestrates tens of thousands of Salt clients (SUSE Multi-Linux Manager clients) using remote execution.

SUSE Multi-Linux Manager offers seamless management of SUSE Linux Enterprise, openSUSE, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, Oracle Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Amazon Linux, AlmaLinux, and Raspberry Pi OS client systems. They can be on-premise, or on public cloud, private cloud, hybrid cloud or even multi-cloud environments.

2. Available Documentation

The following documentation for SUSE Multi-Linux Manager version 5.2 Beta 1 is available in PDF format for easy download and reference.

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SUSE Multi-Linux Manager documentation is available in several locations and formats. For the most up-to-date version of this documentation, see SUSE Multi-Linux Manager.