It can be used to package up patches for deployment, however you would still need to run the chocolate install command, this is something puppet or ansible are good for as they can deploy chocolatey packages and make sure they are consistent. So short answer yes, longer answer it's only.part of the puzzle.
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Where can I find chocolatey related videos on ur channel?
Nice and to the point... Wish their website docs were like this... Any chance you can go over the NuGet creation process for apps? :)
Oops... Think you did one already... Going to watch now.
Hi, is there a way to unlist packages that are "installed" in a internal repository? Thank you
No as the repository that its install from isn’t stored to my knowledge but feel free to chocolatey.org/support
They have a discord channel
Thank you for your help
Hey, is there a way to get the nupkg file from the offiial repo and add them to my server?
Yes you can used the chocolatey download if you have pro or business license docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/choco/commands/download
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Hi, can chocolatey used as windows patch management and 3rd party software installation/upgrade, in a 500 to 600 PC environment? Thanks in advance
It can be used to package up patches for deployment, however you would still need to run the chocolate install command, this is something puppet or ansible are good for as they can deploy chocolatey packages and make sure they are consistent.
So short answer yes, longer answer it's only.part of the puzzle.