So after taking a closer look, this appears to be a PXE installation and server provisioning tool not unlike Cobbler.
The difference is that it uses YAML for configuration instead of Red Hat's Kickstart format that also powers their Anaconda installer, is far more minimal, and seems to be intended for configuration on a lower level than Cobbler is typically used for.
Quickly skimming the modules, they're actually remarkably unsophisticated. Most of it just directly shells out to programs like Dell's firmware tools, or ntpdate (which is officially deprecated, funnily enough).
The difference is that it uses YAML for configuration instead of Red Hat's Kickstart format that also powers their Anaconda installer, is far more minimal, and seems to be intended for configuration on a lower level than Cobbler is typically used for.
Quickly skimming the modules, they're actually remarkably unsophisticated. Most of it just directly shells out to programs like Dell's firmware tools, or ntpdate (which is officially deprecated, funnily enough).