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Continuous Delivery of Puppet-Based Infrastructure - Sam Kottler, Digital Ocean Puppet

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Continuously
deploying
infrastructure with
Puppet
Sam Kottler
@samkottler
https://github.com/skottler
shk@linux.com

Why do all (suddenly)
seem to Care about
this thing?

Immutability for
stateless services
!
(more on that later)

The “what” is just a
subset of the “How”

Configuration is
the heart of the
build process

Stateless systems
often do hold some
form of state

There are still
(lots of) unsolved
problems around
orchestration

Production is
generally Composed
of many different
roles

The pinnacle of
infrastructure
integration is multi-node
orchestration

Thanks!
Sam Kottler
@samkottler
shk@linux.com
https://github.com/skottler

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