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Panel
- Mitchell Hashimoto github, twitter
- Brandon Burton github, twitter
- Bryan Berry github, twitter, irc: bryanwb, blog: devopsanywhere
- John Vincent, aka Lusis twitter, github
- Mike Fiedler github, twitter, blog
- Nathen Harvey github, twitter, irc: nathenharvey, blog
Chef News
- Infrastructure upgrades with Chef - A blog post from Etsy on how they roll-out minor changes to their infrastructure using knife-spork and knife-flip. The post also details how they roll-out larger changes with feature flags using chef-whitelist, a library cookbook for implementing feature flags.
- We are the Operations team at Etsy. Ask us anything! - A Q&A session with the Operations team at Etsy run via reddit.
- The Importance of Dependency Testing
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Outline
- Chef News
- Introductions
- HashiCorp
- The State of Vagrant
- What is Packer
- Developing Packer
- The Go Programming Language
- JSON
- Creating Images/Virtual Boxes
- veewee
- veewee-to-packer
- Packer Workflow:
- Download Packer
- Write your template
- Builder brings up a machine
- Provisioner installs software (upload files, chef, puppet, etc.)
- Builder shuts thing down and packages things up
- With the template you run packer build
- Artifacts
- Builders produce artifact your template
- Post-processor takes an artifact and outputs a new artifact
- Builds
- Mistakes made in Vagrant
- Work on Packer vs work on Vagrant
- Is Packer Stable?
- Is the Chef Provisioner Included with the Packer Distribution?
- Contributors
- Parallel Builds Feature
- Editing a configuration and building packer images workflow
- rpc
- Box Versioning
Picks
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- Mozilla
- Napa Valley
Brandon
Bryan
John
Mike
Nathen
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