Tag: vagrant
How to Isolate Development Environments: Vagrant vs. Docker
"It works on my machine." This line has become an excuse often overused by developers to escape the burden of having to investigate problems experienced by end users that they are unable ...
DevOps Primer: Using Vagrant with AWS
One of the most common problems in modern software development is the phrase, "It works on my machine," when a particular piece of code runs on developer’s machine but produces error on ...
The Disposable Development Environment
Wait! Just wait a dadgummed minute! It takes days to build a development environment, and now I am supposed to read an article on a disposable development environment? Yes. It seems like ...
Agile Infrastructure: Because your Infrastructure Deserves Tests, Too
Martin Etmajer | | agile infrastructure, ansible, AWS, Chef, docker, infrastructure as code, Puppet, Terraform, test-driven development, test-driven infrastructure, vagrantEditor's Note: This post was updated Aug. 4, 2018, to reflect an updated slide presentation at the end of the article. Infrastructure as Code is a truly powerful concept whose significance is ...
Road to Modern Ops
This is the first lesson in HashiCorp's Road to Modern Ops, an interactive curriculum dedicated to guiding organizations from manual processes to modern, automated operations. This essay sets the foundation for the curriculum by ...
HashiCorp unites open source DevOps tools with Atlas
Open source and DevOps go together like chocolate and peanut butter, or like milk and cookies (these metaphors are making me hungry). Basically, they’re inseparable and—while each is good in and of ...