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Operations: a developer's guide

The document is a developer's guide by Anna Shipman discussing the importance of infrastructure knowledge, including server management, virtualization, and containerization in modern software development. It highlights practical tools like Vagrant for local development and emphasizes the significance of using configuration management. The guide aims to improve developers' workflows and encourages the understanding of Unix tools for enhanced productivity.

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Operations: a developer’s guide Anna Shipman @annashipman
@annashipman Technical architect at the Government Digital Service
@annashipman My background
@annashipman Previous career in publishing
@annashipman Self taught programmer: HTML, CSS, terrible JS
@annashipman First employed gig, 2005: backend, Java
@annashipman First job at GDS, 2012: redirecting URLs
@annashipman
@annashipman Wrote perl to generate nginx config
@annashipman Didn’t understand the emails from the infrastructure team
@annashipman So joined the infrastructure team
@annashipman Which led to where I am now…
@annashipman Technical architect on a large infrastructure project
@annashipman What I learned has made me a better developer
@annashipman Knowing these things might help you
@annashipman Wrangling servers Virtualisation Containerisation Some tools to make you a better developer
@annashipman Each section will have a take-home
@annashipman 1. Wrangling servers
@annashipman How the internet works Wrangling servers
@annashipman “It’s a series of tubes” —Sen. Ted Stevens Wrangling servers
@annashipman Servers Wrangling servers
@annashipman Where are your servers? Wrangling servers
@annashipman Where are your servers? You own them (e.g. in the office) Wrangling servers
@annashipman Where are your servers? You own them (e.g. in the office) Shared hosting (e.g. Dreamhost) Wrangling servers
@annashipman Where are your servers? You own them (e.g. in the office) Shared hosting (e.g. Dreamhost) The cloud (e.g. AWS) Wrangling servers
@annashipman Where are your servers? You own them (e.g. in the office) Shared hosting (e.g. Dreamhost) The cloud (e.g. AWS) PaaS/application hosting (e.g. Heroku) Wrangling servers
@annashipman Where are your servers? You own them (e.g. in the office) Shared hosting (e.g. Dreamhost) The cloud (e.g. AWS) PaaS/application hosting (e.g. Heroku) Something else/don’t know Wrangling servers
@annashipman You need to make sure the server has the software you need Wrangling servers
@annashipman Handcrafting servers Wrangling servers
@annashipman But what happens if your server dies? Wrangling servers
@annashipman It’s also easy to make a mistake Wrangling servers
@annashipman Configuration management Wrangling servers
@annashipman Tools that use configuration you’ve written to build servers Wrangling servers
https://www.getfilecloud.com/blog/2014/08/top-8-configuration-management-tools-for-sys-admins/
@annashipman GOV.UK uses Puppet, my current project uses Ansible Wrangling servers
@annashipman Config management tools automate building your servers Wrangling servers
@annashipman So it is reliable and repeatable Wrangling servers
@annashipman Some getting started guides at the end Wrangling servers
@annashipman If nothing else, just write a script Wrangling servers
@annashipman “Cattle not pets” Wrangling servers
@annashipman You should not be afraid to lose your servers Wrangling servers
@annashipman 2. Virtualisation
@annashipman Creating logical computing resources from available physical resources Virtualisation
@annashipman Virtual machines Virtualisation
@annashipman What’s a hypervisor? Virtualisation
@annashipman Hypervisor is the software that runs the VMs Virtualisation
@annashipman
@annashipman Slight digression into cloud computing Virtualisation
@annashipman “Someone else’s computers” Virtualisation
@annashipman Your servers are in a data centre Virtualisation
@annashipman A layer of abstraction that pools the resources Virtualisation
@annashipman
@annashipman Some advantages of cloud computing Virtualisation
@annashipman Some advantages of cloud computing Increased uptime & disaster recovery Virtualisation
@annashipman Some advantages of cloud computing Increased uptime & disaster recovery Can get a VM straight away Virtualisation
@annashipman Some advantages of cloud computing Increased uptime & disaster recovery Can get a VM straight away Charged for what you use Virtualisation
@annashipman That’s the cloud – now your computer Virtualisation
@annashipman How is virtualisation useful to you? Virtualisation
@annashipman Used to be software = slow, resource-intensive Virtualisation
@annashipman From 2005 Intel & AMD started doing hardware- accelerated virtualisation Virtualisation
@annashipman So can run lots of VMs on your computer Virtualisation
@annashipman Vagrant is a lightweight way to create VMs Virtualisation
@annashipman Vagrant.configure(2) do |config| config.vm.box = "puppetlabs/centos-7.0-64-puppet" config.vm.provider :virtualbox |vb| vb.customize ["modifyvm", :id, "--memory", "2048"] end end Virtualisation
@annashipman Vagrant.configure(2) do |config| config.vm.box = "ubuntu/trusty64" end Virtualisation
@annashipman $ vagrant up Virtualisation
@annashipman $ vagrant ssh Virtualisation
@annashipman $ cd /vagrant Virtualisation
@annashipman Links to documentation and simple examples at the end Virtualisation
@annashipman You can develop locally using the same software as is deployed remotely Virtualisation
@annashipman You can use configuration management to build your VM Virtualisation
@annashipman It makes it easy to collaborate Virtualisation
@annashipman Vagrant makes it easy to get started/pick up where you left off Virtualisation
@annashipman Currently Otto uses Vagrant Virtualisation
@annashipman Vagrant can improve your project tomorrow Virtualisation
@annashipman 3. Containerisation
@annashipman (Docker is not the only containerisation tech) Containerisation
@annashipman Docker is based on Linux Containers 1. Put netting on garlic and put back outside Containerisation
@annashipman 2008: LXC 2004: Solaris zones 2000: BSD jails 1982: chroot (tech based on) Containerisation
@annashipman You can run multiple containers Containerisation
@annashipman Containers are isolated from each other Containerisation
@annashipman Why would you use containers? Containerisation
@annashipman Configuring a VM can be slow Containerisation
@annashipman You might instead decide to take a snapshot Containerisation
@annashipman And that is what you deploy to production Containerisation
@annashipman Containers are immutable Containerisation
@annashipman So you can be sure what you’ve tested is what is running in production Containerisation
@annashipman With all the same dependencies 1. Put netting on garlic and put back outside Containerisation
@annashipman However… Containerisation
@annashipman The immutability can make developing locally difficult Containerisation
@annashipman You can’t run them everywhere Containerisation
@annashipman Possibly a harder concept to grasp Containerisation
@annashipman Right now, it’s not essential that you understand Docker unless you are interested Containerisation
@annashipman 2 + 3: Virtualisation + Containerisation Turtles
@annashipman Locally, it’s Vagrant or Docker Turtles
@annashipman But if you deploy to the cloud… Turtles
@annashipman
@annashipman How do you know where the problem is? Turtles
@annashipman It’s turtles all the way down Turtles
@annashipman BREAK
@annashipman Wrangling servers “Cattle not pets”
@annashipman Virtualisation Use Vagrant
@annashipman Containerisation You don’t need to learn Docker right now
@annashipman 4. Some tools to make you a better developer
@annashipman “Should all my tools be written in JavaScript (warning: if the answer is ‘no’, there might be a revolution!!!)” —Remy Tools
@annashipman Build systems – Grunt, Gulp… Tools
@annashipman Don’t just work out of the box Tools
@annashipman Dependencies and plug-ins Tools
@annashipman You could use NPM Tools
@annashipman Make Tools
@annashipman Can create tasks to do anything: clean, compile, build… Tools
@annashipman Advantages of Make Tools
@annashipman Advantages of Make Dependency tracking and resolution Tools
@annashipman Advantages of Make Dependency tracking and resolution Only does what it needs to Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css Compiles your SCSS to CSS Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css This is what Grunt, Gulp etc are doing Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css $ make styles.css Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css Only runs if SCSS is newer than CSS Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css $ make print.css Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css $ make all Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css $ make all Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css $ make Tools
@annashipman all: styles.css print.css styles.css: styles.scss sass styles.scss:styles.css print.css: print.scss sass print.scss:print.css If print.css doesn’t need updating, only runs styles.css Tools
@annashipman Advantages of Make Dependency tracking and resolution Only does what it needs to Tools
@annashipman Advantages of Make Dependency tracking and resolution Only does what it needs to Included in your OS* *Linux, Unix, MacOS Tools
@annashipman Has everything you need Tools
@annashipman It just isn’t written in JS Tools
@annashipman Unix tools Tools
@annashipman grep Tools
@annashipman grep Search given input files for patterns Tools
@annashipman cat Tools
@annashipman cat Concatenate and print files Tools
@annashipman awk Tools
@annashipman awk Scan input files for patterns; perform action Tools
@annashipman And the most useful: man Tools
@annashipman man format and display manual pages Tools
@annashipman $ man grep Tools
@annashipman $ man man Tools
@annashipman Being unixy Tools
@annashipman Each tool does one thing very well Tools
@annashipman Composable Tools
@annashipman | Tools
@annashipman | (Pipe) Tools
@annashipman Read a file of text, determine the n most frequently used words, and print out a sorted list of those words along with their frequencies. Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman 1 tr -cs A-Za-z 'n' | 2 tr A-Z a-z | 3 sort | 4 uniq -c | 5 sort -rn | 6 sed ${1}q Tools
@annashipman Read a file of text, determine the n most frequently used words, and print out a sorted list of those words along with their frequencies. Tools
@annashipman You might not want to write all your programs in Unix Tools
@annashipman It can be really useful for doing complex tasks Tools
@annashipman It’s worth getting familiar with Unix tools locally Tools
@annashipman So that the first time isn’t when you’re debugging on the server Tools
@annashipman $ rake -T | grep "some detail" Tools
@annashipman Read the output Tools
@annashipman Git instructions Tools
@annashipman $ git add accidental_new_file.txt $ git status On branch master Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'. Changes to be committed: (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage) new file: accidental_new_file.txt Tools
@annashipman $ git add accidental_new_file.txt $ git status On branch master Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'. Changes to be committed: (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage) new file: accidental_new_file.txt Tools
@annashipman Unix error messages Tools
@annashipman $ grep -r anna Tools
@annashipman $ grep -r anna grep: warning: recursive search of stdin Tools
@annashipman $ grep -r anna . Tools
@annashipman Unix tools can help you Tools
@annashipman The main three things you should take home:
@annashipman Use Vagrant
@annashipman Unix tools are your friends
@annashipman Read the output
Thank you! Anna Shipman @annashipman
Configuration management https://www.scriptrock.com/articles/the-7-configuration-management-tools-you-need-to-know http://gettingstartedwithchef.com/first-steps-with-chef.html https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/getting-started/provisioning.html Virtualisation http://searchvirtualdatacentre.techtarget.co.uk/definition/Virtualisation http://searchservervirtualization.techtarget.com/definition/server-virtualization http://www.infoworld.com/article/2621446/server-virtualization/server-virtualization-top-10-benefits-of-server- virtualization.html Using Vagrant https://www.vagrantup.com/ http://blog.bennycornelissen.nl/otto-a-modern-developers-new-best-friend/ https://github.com/patrickdlee/vagrant-examples (Useful getting started examples) Docker http://patg.net/containers,virtualization,docker/2014/06/05/docker-intro/ https://zeltser.com/security-risks-and-benefits-of-docker-application/ Containerisation vs Virtualisation http://www.slideshare.net/bcantrill/docker-and-the-future-of-containers-in-production https://www.scriptrock.com/articles/docker-vs-vagrant Make instead of Grunt/Gulp http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/why-we-should-stop-using-grunt/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RYETb9YVrk (Talk on using NPM as a build tool) https://blog.jcoglan.com/2014/02/05/building-javascript-projects-with-make/ Tools for better dev http://www.leancrew.com/all-this/2011/12/more-shell-less-egg/ (More detail on the 6-line Unix program)

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