Podcast: | (Duration: 55:45 — 63.8MB)
Panel
- Charles Max Wood ( )
- Eric Davis ( )
- Evan Light ( )
- Jeff Schoolcraft ( )
Discussion
- Developers playing Systems Administrators
- Automated scripting
- Server Setup
- Ongoing Maintenance
- Chef Recipes
- apt
- apt-get
- LTS Releases
- Rails 3.x
- Rails 4.x is ditching plugins
- Why are you doing DevOps?
- Stores your Operational changes in git.
- Saves you time on more than one server.
- Copy up a script and then script the login and script run.
- Puppet in Solo mode
- Bootstrapping your server
- Testing configuration
- Staging – should mirror production
- Make the client pay for hosting and do the systems administration yourself
- Amazon &
- Deploy with git
- Scaling
- Load Balancers
- Provisioning a VM
- VPS – Virtual Private Server
- Redundancy
- Monitoring
- Be Proactive
- screen
Picks
- (Eric)
- (Eric)
- (Evan)
- (Evan)
- (Jeff)
- (Jeff)
- (Chuck)
- (Chuck)
Book Club
We’ll be reading and discussing it on the podcast sometime in June.
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First comment?
Does that mean I can claim the invite ?
Yep. Send me your email!
Enjoyed the discussion on dev ops. I’m a big fan of Heroku, but also starting to look into CloudBees, OpenShift, CloudFoundry, Kodingen, Cloud9Ide, and other tools for dev/deploy/collaboration.
I think its common for people to ‘graduate’ out of Heroku, either due to architecture contraints or cost, and that gets into some interesting areas of architecting modern rails apps (full text search, large db/mongo instance, non http protocols, etc).
Look forward to hearing more about your gems, architecture and tools of choice.
I’m interested in trying prismatic, if you still have that invite available.
For the next 24 hours, if you use this link, you can get into Prismatic: