Explore a comprehensive introduction to DevOps culture through the lens of PeopleDoc Inc., a successful French start-up, in this EuroPython 2015 conference talk. Delve into best practices and common pitfalls encountered in daily collaborations between developers and system administrators using SaltStack for configuration management, server provisioning, orchestration, and Django web application deployment. Gain insights into the challenges of managing Java/Scala teams and OpenStack cloud instances. Learn how to effectively implement SaltStack, address complexity issues, and organize states by team. Discover the importance of treating infrastructure as code and implementing testing practices. Examine the integration of Jenkins with LXC for improved workflows. This introductory-level talk requires no prerequisites and offers valuable lessons for those interested in streamlining their DevOps processes and enhancing team productivity.
Overview
Syllabus
The Salt Route EuroPython 2015
Helping the HR community increase productivity and employee satisfaction
1 Java/Scala team
Openstack cloud instances
SALTSTACK WHY? Python
IT WORKS, BUT NOT FOR LONG...
COMPLEXITY
Split states by team USE THE FORMULA, LUKE
"Untested code is broken code" think about infrastructure as code
Jenkins + LXC
Thank you!
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