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Recently I got in charge of managing 2 computer labs (currently 35 workstations, could double in a month or two) in university with total control over software stack as long as I install a bunch of commonly used scientific software (Mathematica and friends).



I plan to use Ubuntu for various reasons.



Installing Ubuntu and managing updates etc by hand is certainly an option, But I want to know if there is a more efficient way to do this stuff in and a more "Don't Repeat Yourself" manner?



Tasks




  • Ubuntu installation

  • Installation (duplication) of same software stack and configuration over each workstation

  • Keeping them updated


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I believe what you are looking for is Landscape.



Manage multiple Ubuntu machines as easily as one and lower your
management and administration costs.



Edit: for free alternatives, this might help: Are there any open source alternative to Landscape?


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