Infrastructure as Code With Joshua Timberman, Eric Sorenson, and Robyn Bergeron (ADO44)
What does “infrastructure as code” actually mean? How is it different from configuration management? Special guests Joshua Timberman (Chef), Eric Sorenson (Puppet Labs), and Robyn Bergeron (Ansible) talk with Matt and Trevor about this very topic.Show Notes
The Reddit post referenced in the episode:
Having a difficult time wrapping my head around test driven infrastructure
Check Outs
Joshua:
- Policyfiles! Webinar coming soon, or already happened!
- ChefDK 0.8.0, especially if you’re starting to work with Policyfiles
- Fat Scotch Ale - Silver City Brewing get it at SEA TAC! :D
Eric:
- Dark techno/dnb from Grey Area in the UK
- Ansible :) especially people using Ansible in conjunction with puppet and chef - @ me on twitter!
Robyn:
- Eric: Lots of those peeps :) I am happy to help connect folks.
- Ansible 2.0… soonish!
- Fedora 23 beta: GO GET IT
- SPLATOON
Trevor:
- Welcome to the Dungeon boardgame
- Rocket League
Matt:
- Pac-Man 256 iOS Android
- The Martian (audiobook)
- Felicia Day’s audiobook, []“You’re Never Weird On The Internet (Almost)”](http://www.audible.com/pd/Bios-Memoirs/Youre-Never-Weird-on-the-Internet-Almost-Audiobook/B00XUTQ692)
Eric Sorenson
After 16 years working as a systems/network administrator in the Bay Area, Eric relocated to Portland in 2012 to further develop his passion for awesome configuration management tools. When he’s not grooming backlogs for Puppet, he’s out enjoying Oregon’s trails with his partner Jen, son Gunnar, and neurotic-yet-lovable pointer Indigo.
Robyn Bergeron
Robyn Bergeron is a Community Architect at Ansible, building community bridges and inspiring contributors to do great things. She’s been a sysadmin, program manager, business analyst, and developer advocate in past lives, and started her career in open source at Red Hat, where she was the Fedora Project Leader.
