Munki
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What is Munki?
Munki is a suite of tools for managing macOS software installations. It's primarily used by system administrators to automate the installation, updating, and removal of software on managed macOS computers. Munki relies on a centralized repository of packages and metadata, allowing admins to define policies for software deployment and ensure consistent software configurations across their organization.
What other technologies are related to Munki?
Munki Competitor Technologies
JAMF
JAMF is a comprehensive commercial macOS management solution, which includes software deployment capabilities that compete with Munki.
Intune
Intune is a cloud-based mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM) provider. While it primarily focuses on Windows, iOS and Android, it competes in the overall device management space.
Munki Complementary Technologies
Bash
Bash is a command-line shell commonly used in macOS and can be used in Munki scripts.
Microsoft Active Directory
Active Directory can be used to manage macOS machines and integrate with Munki for authentication and authorization.
Microsoft Office 365
Munki can be used to deploy and manage Microsoft Office 365 on macOS devices.
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Which job functions commonly mention Munki?
Platform Engineer
0.1% of all Platform Engineer jobs mention Munki
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Infrastructure Engineer
14 Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention Munki
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IT Support
27 IT Support jobs mention Munki
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Information Technology
77 Information Technology jobs mention Munki
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Engineer
121 Engineer jobs mention Munki
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