I'm glad to see PyInfra is still under active development. I don't currently use PyInfra, but I previously used it for a couple years to manage a build farm of about 100 Mac Pros. Those machine had previously been partially managed by Chef to ill effect.

I found PyInfra to be a great tool for the job at hand. Even though it didn't have many of the operations I needed, I found it easy to write new operations specific to macOS management tasks.

I recently looked at it again to help build EC2 Mac AMIs in combination with Packer, but I ended up with pydoit this time instead.