Comments on: The Ruby Freelancers Show 013 – DevOps https://rubyfreelancers.com/the-ruby-freelancers-show-013-devops/ Daily Freedom and Smart Code Thu, 03 May 2012 16:52:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Evan Light https://rubyfreelancers.com/the-ruby-freelancers-show-013-devops/#comment-190 Evan Light Thu, 03 May 2012 16:52:16 +0000 https://rubyfreelancers.com/?p=113#comment-190 For the next 24 hours, if you use this link, you can get into Prismatic: http://getprismatic.com/inviteportal?ref=elight For the next 24 hours, if you use this link, you can get into Prismatic: http://getprismatic.com/inviteportal?ref=elight

]]> By: Evan Light https://rubyfreelancers.com/the-ruby-freelancers-show-013-devops/#comment-189 Evan Light Thu, 03 May 2012 16:18:50 +0000 https://rubyfreelancers.com/?p=113#comment-189 Yep. Send me your email! Yep. Send me your email!

]]> By: John McCaffrey https://rubyfreelancers.com/the-ruby-freelancers-show-013-devops/#comment-182 John McCaffrey Fri, 27 Apr 2012 20:33:26 +0000 https://rubyfreelancers.com/?p=113#comment-182 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. 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.

]]> By: James Pearson https://rubyfreelancers.com/the-ruby-freelancers-show-013-devops/#comment-181 James Pearson Thu, 26 Apr 2012 17:03:38 +0000 https://rubyfreelancers.com/?p=113#comment-181 First comment? Does that mean I can claim the invite ? :) First comment?

Does that mean I can claim the invite ? :)

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