gazarsgo

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by gazarsgo 13y ago
i, on the other hand, tried to learn puppet over the course of a weekend with a brand new laptop and Boxen just after it was released. There is a nightmare of broken dependencies that still aren't resolved months later (librarian-pupp
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by gazarsgo 13y ago
for that list of features, you either don't need it because of how Ansible works, or there's an inventory plugin for it.
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by gazarsgo 13y ago
I've been using Ansible for a couple weeks now and it is awesome how simple it is compared to Chef/Puppet (IMO)
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by gazarsgo 13y ago
"you get very little control over the environment" also seems spurious. You get parameter groups to control just about everything you can from a standalone mysql instance. logs or things that load from disk (LOAD DATA ...) are the only th
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by gazarsgo 14y ago
disagree. the only area it really hurts the wallet is multi-AZ on your RDS, because it doubles your cost no matter what and RDS is toughest to scale horizontally. The upside is if you scale your data layer horizontally you don't need to u
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by gazarsgo 14y ago
heroku only uses one AZ, apparently. Which is completely awful, for a PaaS...
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by gazarsgo 14y ago
multi-az in RDS does the replication and automatic failover for you, no sharding necessary.
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by gazarsgo 14y ago
You sound like you are siloing your developers by having individuals in charge of stories and also being the gatekeeper to production. You should be baking TEAM review and TEAM approval into your development process especially if you want