DevOpsDays Ignite - Immutable infrastructure - Amsterdam 24-5-2015

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This ignite talk was delivered at DevOpsDays Amsterdam 2015. The talk goes in short over immutable infrastructure - why it is beneficial in the modern software development and how to start using it.

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Immutable infrastructure
Pavel Chunyayev
DevOpsDays Amsterdam
25-05-2015

Modern approach to manage
infrastructure

Good old world of physical servers
Those were the days

Configuration mgmt to save us all
Or at least to try

Deployments that everyone hates
Or is it just me?

Get yourself a process
Repeat, repeat, repeat

Never change your server again!
Nothing personal

Sysadmins become developers
And not using Perl this time

Real infrastructure as a code
Shit just got real

But what about logs and metrics?
#monitoringsucks

Continuous Delivery at its best
Fully automated and repeatable

Prefabricated, prebuilt, prebaked,
phoenix, disposable, immutable
Just choose any already

Immutable infrastructure
The most ambiguous name

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