cl-unix-cybernetics
A Common Lisp framework for declarative UNIX system administration using resource-based configuration and SSH.
What is cl-unix-cybernetics?
cl-unix-cybernetics is a Common Lisp framework for declarative UNIX system administration. It solves the problem of manual server configuration by allowing administrators to define system resources (like users, files, and packages) in code, then automatically synchronize remote hosts over SSH using minimal shell commands.
System administrators and DevOps engineers managing UNIX-like systems (e.g., Linux, OpenBSD) who prefer declarative, code-driven configuration and want to avoid repetitive manual setup.
Developers choose cl-unix-cybernetics for its lightweight, security-focused design that uses only SSH and `/bin/sh`, avoiding complex agents or dependencies. Its Common Lisp foundation offers expressiveness for reusable configurations, while respecting UNIX permissions and logging all operations.
Overview
UNIX system administration in Common Lisp
Use Cases
Best For
- Automating user and group management across multiple servers
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