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Here is how to create and run Puppet Bolt tasks.
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Puppet Bolt tasks are scripts that you can run on Linux or Windows systems. A task contains a script, completely unmodified, written in any language supported by the remote system on which the task will run.
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How to run remote commands on Windows Server using Puppet Bolt installed in Ubuntu with the help of the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
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How to use Puppet Bolt Tasks to run remote jobs on Windows Server.
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Russell explains how to use Puppet Bolt to run commands remotely on Windows Server.
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Puppet Bolt is an agentless and masterless remote task runner that you can use with your existing PowerShell, Python, and Bash scripts.
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