The document discusses infrastructure as code and full stack automation using programming languages and tools like Pulumi and AWS CDK. It describes organizational problems with complexity and silos that infrastructure as code aims to address. The presentation includes an anatomy of infrastructure stacks, a demo, and benefits like providing a single pane of glass and familiarity for developers to manage infrastructure through code.

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San Francisco, CA
July 2020
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Full Stack
Automation
with Go
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Lee Briggs
Staff Software
Engineer - Pulumi
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Infrastructure as “Code”
■ Kubernetes
■ Ansible
■ CloudFormation
YAML/JSON
■ Terraform
■ Puppet
■ Docker
DSL
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Anatomy of a Stack
■ Operating System
■ Containers
■ Serverless
■ Object Store

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Anatomy of a Stack
■ Docker (Dockerfile)
■ CloudFormation (YAML)
■ Serverless Framework (python)

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Organisational Problems
■ Complexity
■ Not Invented Here Syndrome
■ Silos
■ Information Overload

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Infrastructure as Code!
■ Go
■ TypeScript/JavaScript
■ Python
■ C# / F# / .NET /Powershell (sort of)
Pulumi
■ JavaScript/TypeScript
■ Python
■ Java
■ C# / .NET
AWS CDK
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Demo

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Benefits
■ Single “pane of glass”
■ Familiarity for developers
■ Power and flexibility of programming languages
■ True “full stack” automation from CI/CD pipelines

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Thank you!