devops

acolono GmbH is currently looking for a Backend PHP Developer with advanced DevOps skills (m/f, for at least 30 hours a week).

As a Backend Developer, you will be playing a key role in creating technical solutions for top clients like Doctors Without Borders or WWF. You will be responsible for selecting and implementing technical solutions in an open source-minded environment and looking to enhance development and deployment processes.

描述：
On a single server or multiple servers, host multiple projects (with multiple environments each) from any git repository.
Use Chef DevOps for configuration management, setting sharing filesystem and create stateless or staleful architecture

目标：
这个Session主要分享:
DevOps on Drupal

发言人经验：
Drupal开发经验2年+
Drupal Camp China 2015 - Auto-Scaling Drupal as Web BaaS

参加者经验水平：
初級，中级

There are two BoFs at DrupalCon LA:

• https://events.drupal.org/losangeles2015/bofs/discussion-docker-stragies...
• https://events.drupal.org/losangeles2015/bofs/leveraging-docker

So far there has been a lively discussion about docker and docker-related tools. In the first BoF session people agreed that we all would like to continue the conversation in a Drupal Group.

I can't remember all the Docker related projects that were mentioned so please add links. Here are a few:

Tools, helpers, config, etc:
- Docker Compose https://docs.docker.com/compose/
- Bowline (Drupal focused dev docker scripts) https://github.com/davenuman/bowline
- Drude (Docker Compose based environment for Drupal) https://github.com/blinkreaction/drude
- Drocker https://github.com/twinbit/drocker
- Kalabox http://www.kalamuna.com/products/kalabox/

Hello all,

It's been a hectic and crazy time since Drupalcon so this may have slipped off the radar. No worries though, we are here to remind you that the next Drupal Devops meetup this Thursday July 10th will be happening at Newmedia's offices ... and it will be awesome! The official event listing can be found at https://groups.drupal.org/node/425118. This meetup will be broadcasted via a google plus page (boo hiss google) at https://plus.google.com/events/cn34kdrp1go3bkimq63us7q79pg beginning at 7:00pm MST.

Cya there!

The global DevOps community exists to explore the concepts of process and management in a digital world. For many people, this immediately causes thoughts of automation, deployments, virtualization, source control systems, and monitoring. For others, DevOps is reminiscent of the factory processes the digital world has blurred. It becomes a conversation of workflow management, bottlenecks, team interdependence, and being able to accurately plot states of a project.

This is not as random of a question as it sounds. In an effort to continue providing quality speakers and content for upcoming Drupal events I'm reaching out to the community for help. Who, in or out of the Drupal community, do you think of when you hear the word DevOps? Who are the shops and practitioners that shine when it comes to this mysterious word?

Any help collecting this list is greatly appreciated!

This is just a reminder that we are hosting a Drupal DevOps meeting this Thursday July 11th, 2013.

The original event post can be found here: https://groups.drupal.org/node/300773

Here's the overview if you don't want to follow that link:

We are starting a monthly meetup in Denver to focus specifically on DevOps issues that relate to Drupal.

I'm curious which tool is generally preferred for infrastructure management: Puppet or Chef?

Here's a rough unofficial analysis of high level points.

Puppet

• Older product
• Stronger community than Chef
• Significant number of community modules https://github.com/search?q=puppet (1947) at current count http://forge.puppetlabs.com/
• Written in Ruby but requires a Ruby DSL to really use the language.

Chef

• Newer product
• Less community support and activity.