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Recent News
How To: Render AWS CloudFormation templates with Docker

If your infrastructure runs on AWS and you’re not yet using CloudFormation, you should give it a go. CloudFormation (from here on, “CFN”) is a powerful...

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Boston DevOps Show and Tell

The March 24 Boston DevOps meetup was a show and tell, a series of short talks from the community on tools and techniques they find helpful in their daily...

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Habits for Successful DevOps

The latest Boston DevOps meetup focused on the habits that are important to encourage for successful DevOps adoptions. My co-organizer, Dave Fredricks...

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Writing for Software Engineers: A Primer

READMEs. User manuals. Operation guides. Handbooks. Command-line help. Internal chat. Company blogs. As software engineers, we write often, and in many...

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From Zero to Hero, or There and Back Again

You just landed your first software job. You’re excited, this is a great opportunity! You’ll be able to apply that expensive Computer Science degree to...

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DevOps on OSX

DevOps on OSX

If you work at a DevOps organization, you use a lot of tools. Communication, architecture, planning, programming, testing. I always like reading what...

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Three Practices for Winning Communications

When the Gotham City police summon the Dark Knight, they broadcast an unmistakable signal. Everyone knows what it means, the immediacy, and the intended...

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DevOps: The skills that matter

What skill set is desirable for an engineer in a DevOps organization? Let’s take a look. Surveying DevOps job posts, you need to be intimately familiar...

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How to kill your DevOps initiative

DevOps is hot. Everyone wants it. Continuous delivery is not just for the cool kids in the loft office anymore. Enterprises that have a long history of...

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boot2docker vs docker-machine: who cares?

We’re using Docker a lot now at Conjur. Jenkins integration tests - Docker, dev environments - Docker, shipping a virtual appliance - Docker. You get...

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Debugging code for the Particle Core/Photon

I’ve been spoiled as a software engineer. When I write Python, Ruby or Javascript I have a REPL to try different ideas out. I can set breakpoints in PyCharm...

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Testing Python command line apps

[...] of the parser out to create_parser. I did this to make it easier to test. Here are a couple unit tests: tests/test_ping.py In the above test file I set up a CommandLineTestCase class that will add [...]

Chef integration testing with serverspec

[...] Chef recipes is a very good idea, but will only get you so far. You can have 100s of passing unit tests and your Chef converges will still fail. Integration testing can greatly increase the [...]

Grabbing AWS credentials with bash

[...] instances. But what happens when you need those keys? I ran across this problem running unit tests on Jenkins for a Chef cookbook that uses citadel to pull config secrets out of S3. I [...]

Infrastructure with Python

[...] JSON file CloudFormation needs. A teammate pushes a new feature for the Flask app to Github. A Jenkins job is triggered and runs the tests and linting for the app. If the build is successful, a job is [...]

Grabbing AWS credentials with bash

[...] our tests. Great, now our tests pass and we didn’t have to hard-code any credentials into the Jenkins job! If you’re using boto for Python or fog for Ruby, they will internally query the instance [...]

Chef integration testing with serverspec

[...] so far. You can have 100s of passing unit tests and your Chef converges will still fail. Integration testing can greatly increase the confidence you have in your Chef code. In this post, I’ll [...]

Detecting Chef upload failures with Jenkins

[...] for the cookbook On successful build, it triggers a job to push the updated cookbook to the Chef server. We’re using hosted Chef, so we assumed this would be seamless. Nope. A developer would push, [...]

Infrastructure with Python

[...] to present information on various subsystems. PyChef A Python API for interacting with your Chef server. I use this in our deployment and monitoring tooling. When I want to deploy an app, I use [...]

Chef integration testing with serverspec

Most resources discussing testing with Chef deal with unit testing. Unit testing your Chef recipes is a very good idea, but will only get you so far. [...]

Integrating serverspec into your infrastructure testing workflow

I’m doing a presentation on how to use serverspec to create a tight feedback loop for infrastructure coding at the next Boston DevOps meetup Nov 19t [...]

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Testing Python command line apps

[...] of the parser out to create_parser. I did this to make it easier to test. Here are a couple unit tests: tests/test_ping.py In the above test file I set up a CommandLineTestCase class that will add [...]

Chef integration testing with serverspec

[...] Chef recipes is a very good idea, but will only get you so far. You can have 100s of passing unit tests and your Chef converges will still fail. Integration testing can greatly increase the [...]

Grabbing AWS credentials with bash

[...] instances. But what happens when you need those keys? I ran across this problem running unit tests on Jenkins for a Chef cookbook that uses citadel to pull config secrets out of S3. I [...]

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