
If you structure your code to follow the official "the roles and profiles method" - then it is easy to build a reusable and configurable configuration management system.
A lot of ready-to-use modules.
You can extend Puppet by writing Ruby code.
With proper architecture/design - you can scale Puppet to manage tens of thousands of servers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Puppet is declarative and its code does not have strict order - thus sometimes it is hard to manage the order of resource creation, for example.
Language itself is also a bit weird and feels a bit unnatural.
To scale it well, you would need to learn existing "custom" approaches and most likely change the way you initially deployed Puppet and set up clients to talk to Puppet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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