JSFoo 2014

JavaScript as the centerpiece of a complex web stack

Dipesh Bhardwaj

@devdipesh

DevOps | Ansible, Vagrant & Docker

Submitted Aug 27, 2014

The core objective of the session is to minimize the gap between development environment and production environment, development and operations and hence overall reduce both cost and time of development. Technologies with there trusted partners:

Ansible (NASA, EA, Samsung and Rackspace)
Vagrant (mozilla, O’reilly, BBC, Nature.com, Disqus, yammer, nokia)
Docker (ebay, yandex, spotify, Cambridge Healthcare)

Outline

This session is completely focused on three of the most advanced emerging technology stack, which can be used with any language out there. In this session I’m going to give a quick core description of Vagrant, Ansible and Docker (Go) and will show a quick hands on demonstration of deploying MEAN stack in the environment.

Speaker bio

I believe that if we never re-invented the wheel, then we’d all still be bumping around on stone tires. I use my creativity to build new solutions that provide a strategic advantage to my employer and improve the human experience of the user. My ability to adapt to limitations fuels my innovation. I stay practical by making the components of my solutions reusable. If I was creating a better rubber tire tread, I probably wouldn’t forge my own steel rim (though I wouldn’t be afraid to try if I thought it would make a difference).

You can consider me an autodidact polymath, a bit of crazy geeky pretentious and long winded guy, who love consoles spreading all around him with cute graphs and pie charts. My learning methodology curve is quite different than usual, so will help me updated with every recent changes and updates in the technology market.

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