Show Date: Thursday, 26 July 2012
- Panel
- Special Offers
- What’s Cookin’
- Outline
- Picks
- Download
Panel
- Theo Schlossnagle github, twitter, blog: Esoteric Curio
- MattRay github, twitter, irc: mattray, blog
- Bryan Berry github, twitter, irc: bryanwb, blog: devopsanywhere
- Nathen Harvey github, twitter, irc: nathenharvey, blog
Special Offers
Surge
Theo mentions a discount code for Surge in this episode. Use it to save $100 on your Surge registration. You’ll hear the discount code about 38 minutes into the episode.
Opscode Training
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In the News
Sensu presentation given by Decklin Foster at a recent Chef-Boston meetup.
Chef Happens - Managing Chef on Solaris by Martha Greenberg
Understanding Statsd and Graphite by Pal Kristian Hamre
Monitoring: A New Hope a presentation from BryanWB that covers how the UN Food and Agriculture Organization is using logstash+collectd+jmxtrans+graphite to monitor Java applications.
Cookbook News
New Cookbooks
cgroups v0.0.1 - lucky-sideburn Installs and configures Cgroups utility in Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.2
JMXTrans v0.0.2 - bryanwb JMXTrans is an application for transporting JMX (monitoring) data from your Java applications to Graphite or Ganglia
xquartz v0.0.1 - jtimberman Installs XQuartz on Mac OS X 10.8 to provide an X11 server. This is not required on earlier versions of OS X as they include X11.
backup v0.0.3 - fujin Installs/Configures Backup, a RubyGem, written for Linux and Mac OSX, that allows you to easily perform backup operations on both your remote, as well as your local environment. It provides you with an elegant DSL in Ruby for modeling (configuring) your backups.
Updated Cookbooks
- sensu v0.1.4 - portertech
- mplayer v0.0.3 - devesc
- newrelic v0.3.5 - devesc
- glassfish v0.5.0 - peter_donald
- user v0.3.0 - fnichol
- simple_iptables v0.1.2 - dcrosta
- httplivestreamsegmenter v0.0.5 - devesc
- gpac v0.0.2 - devesc
- graphite_handler v0.0.5 - peter_donald
- zabbix v0.0.34 - laradji
- zncrypt v0.1.4 - egarcia
- zone v0.0.6 - marthag
- hermes v0.1.0 - cixelsyd
- jruby v0.2.5 - jlbfalcao
- isomounter v0.1.0 - cixelsyd
Outline
- OmniTI
- OmniOS
- Surge
- Need a discount code? Check the show at 38:04
- Scalable Internet Architecture
- Careers in IT
- fq and Message Queuing
- Circonus
- OmniTI & Chef
Picks
Bryan
- Pavement - Summer Babe
- Obfuscurity’s Unhelpful Graphite Tips
Matt
- Texas Linux Fest
- Aesop Rock - Skelethon
Nathen
Theo
- Evanescence
- Circonus
- Starwood Preferred Guest
- United Mileage Plus
- No, Really, Some of My Best Friends Are Data Scientists
- Time-ordered output in DTrace
CLOSE
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