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The following tools are currently used by Google to manage over 64,000 Apple devices with less than a dozen people. They mentioned to avoid sourceforge (because it is full of malware) and to use github instead.
git - free and open source distributed version control system
A collection of Python utilities for Mac OS X system administration
an open-source service monitoring system and time series database
Utilities, tools, and scripts for managing and tracking a fleet of Macintoshes in a corporate environment
or
this site
can_haz_image
- automation tool for creating images
crankd
- extras crankd to log application usage
deprecation_notifier
- a nagging utility intended to provoke users into doing major OS upgrades
factor
- a simple fact for tracking application usage
gmacpyutil
- python modules with useful methods for managing and controlling Macintosh computers
macdestroyer
- a package that attempts to render the target machine unbeatable
planb
- a host remediation program for managed Macs. Securely downloads disk images from your server and installs contained packages
run_it
- a utility to measure the system impact of a process
simian
- is an enterprise-class Mac OS X software deployment solution
Munki
- is a set of package management tools
Munki-in-a-box
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a quick and fill repository for Munki with AutoPKG
santa
- is a binary whitelisting/blacklisting solution for Mac OS X - monitors execution and notifies user that a binary is blocked
cauliflower vest
- is an end-to-end solution for automatically enabling and escrowing keys for FileVault2
pymacadmin
- is another collection of python utilities for Mac OS X
coming soon:
installer
- netboot in obj-c
macrestore
- allows any mac to restore any other mac
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