Entering the Chef Ecosystem From a Windows Background - ChefConf 2015
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I'm an automation junkie who has lived in the windows world for the majority of my career. For the past year, I've been writing Chef based build and orchestration code and hacking on some open source automation projects. Things are different. Alot of it good and some is just hard. This session will focus on how to best approach a new world of technology and provide opportunities to share like experiences transitioning to different tool sets. https://youtu.be/i_iCgFlxWmw
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Entering the Chef Ecosystem From a Windows Background - ChefConf 2015
- 1. Entering the Chef Ecosystem from the Windows world MATT WROCK APRIL 1, 2015
- 2. About Me (matt wrock) Predominately Microsoft dev background Java developer on windows and solaris/linux before the .net era 10 years in online ad serving platforms Worked for Microsoft 4 ½ years Focus on deployment automation and environment setup over past 4 years Commiter on Chocolatey and Pester Author of Boxstarter Software Engineer in Automation and Tools at CenturyLink Cloud Contributed to Vagrant, Test-Kitchen, and more Blog: HurryUpAndWait.io Twitter: @mwrockx
- 4. So you want to learn Chef?
- 6. I have to learn Ruby? But I’ve never run linux. Am I just starting over? ArtiWHATory??? Why doesn’t anything work? I’m gonna send a Pull Request to your HEAD!!
- 7. Shiny packaged monoliths “Devops in a box” Dragity Dropity Limited flexibility Difficult to source control
- 8. Open Source – a DIY approach Specialized Small Composable Programmable!!
- 9. Do I have to learn Ruby? •For basic chef usage, you just need to know the recipe DSL •Not everyone needs to know ruby well •Want to create provisioning drivers, kitchen or vagrant plugins, custom knife plugins or wrap central domain model in a gem? …YES. You need to learn ruby. •Somebody (maybe you) needs to know ruby more
- 10. Careful not to shoehorn Ruby constructs into familiar .net fundamentals Example: Ruby gems is like nuget. Ruby gems is NOT the same as nuget
- 11. Its fun to judge… But not very productive
- 12. Learning tips Full immersion Read source code Contribute to open source even just a few lines at a time Sit with a rubyist
- 14. Don’t bother with ruby versions and gem conflicts… Be kind to yourself Use the chefdk
- 15. Avoid windows updates in chef runs even during initial provisioning Bake them into base images
- 16. Embrace DSC
- 17. Package management is a thing Chocolatey… Learn it. Love it. Live it.
- 18. Is your remoting configured correctly?
- 19. Understand the limits of remoting When to use Scheduled Tasks •Windows Updates •2nd Hop auth
- 20. Test…Test…Test Check out the latest Test-Kitchen on windows work There is a Pester busser
- 21. Q & A and Thank You!! •Blog: http://www.hurryupandwait.io/ •Github: https://github.com/mwrock •Twitter: https://twitter.com/mwrockx