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Sadayuki Furuhashi01/07/13
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Enabling Facebook’s Log Infrastructure with Fluentd

Learn how to replace Scribe with Fluentd.

Eric Gregory01/07/13
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Coming Soon: The LogStash Book

James Turnbull recently announced the impending publication of The LogStash Book: "The book will be a practical, hands-on guide to deploying a log management infrastructure with open source tool LogStash."

Eric Gregory01/07/13
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Infrastructure as Code: It's Code, but Not as You Know It

At Jax 2012, Patrick Debois discusses infrastructure-as-code, TDD, BDD, and continuous integration.

Eric Gregory01/06/13
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Building DevOps Toolchains with Rundeck and Chef

This tutorial video from Opscode shows you how to build DevOps toolchains with Chef and Rundeck.

Geoffrey Papilion01/06/13
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A Personal Linux History (Or, the Linux Laptop Comes of Age)

Back in 1997 I installed my first copy of FreeBSD. I had to do some major research to get X Windows up and running, and the next computer I bought I very carefully selected a video card to make things easier.

Eric Gregory01/05/13
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Jez Humble on Implementing Continuous Delivery

In this talk from GOTO Aarhus 2012, Jez Humble discusses strategies for implementing continuous delivery.

Luke Galea01/05/13
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QA Test Automation Using Selenium

For testing Ashley Madison, we use the now deprecated Selenium RC, for reasons I will touch upon later, with all code being written in Ruby.

Ashish Kuthiala01/04/13
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DevOps Without "Dev" is DOA

Businesses across all sectors are trying to deliver web applications to their customers faster than ever before, empowered by Agile development practices.

Eric Gregory01/04/13
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Frost & Sullivan's Two-Minute Definition of DevOps

A sign of the times, perhaps, for DevOps: IBM IT Services has sponsored this two-minute Frost & Sullivan brief defining DevOps and outlining its potential.

Maarten Ectors01/04/13
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The Open Hardware Revolution

If you haven’t heart of Arduino or Raspberry Pi, then you need to get up to speed urgently. Arduino is revolutionizing hardware and gadget innovations.

Eric Minick01/04/13
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"Application Release Automation" is a Terrible Term

The analysts agree, uDeploy and its competitors are “Application Release Automation” tools. We used the same term on our website. Unfortunately, “Application Release Automation” is a bad description for this class of tools.

Eric Gregory01/03/13
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Ubuntu is Coming to Smartphones: What Could You Use It For?

Canonical announced today that Ubuntu is headed for smartphones, touting the full capability of a Linux PC in a gesture-based mobile version of the OS. If you think you'll use it, what kind of projects do you have in mind?

Mark Needham01/03/13
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The Tracer Bullet Approach: An Example

We were building an internal application for an insurance company and didn’t have any idea how difficult it was going to be to put something into production so we decided to find out on the first day of the project.

Erich Styger01/03/13
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PWM and Shell for a LED

Controlling a LED is a great starter for any embedded project: simple and you immediately get feedback if it works.

Mark Needham01/03/13
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Sed: Replacing Characters with a New Line

I’ve been playing around with writing some algorithms in both Ruby and Haskell and the latter wasn’t giving the correct result so I wanted to output an intermediate state of the two programs and compare them.

Mikko Ohtamaa01/02/13
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Sendmail Using Nullmailer and a Gmail Account on a Linux Server

When you run VPS servers or other “low end” boxes it is common scenario need to setup a outgoing email mail transfer agent to get reports from cron jobs or enable PHP scripts to send email.

Roger Hughes01/02/13
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Super Fast Tomcat Installation using FTP and Version Control

A simple way of creating tomcat server installations in seconds.

Eric Minick01/02/13
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For Audit, Control the Binaries

We include a built in package repository, CodeStation, with AnthillPro, uBuild and uDeploy. They also integrate with third party repos. We place much emphasis on this capability because it is critical for safety, governance and audit.

Eric Gregory01/02/13
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Understanding Networking in VirtualBox

Looking to better understand networking in VirtualBox? Oracle's Fat Bloke offers an extremely detailed primer.

Umashankar Ankuri01/01/13
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A JUnit Tutorial for Beginners

JUnit is an open source framework designed by Kent Beck, Erich Gamma for the purpose of writing and running test cases for java programs. In the case of web applications JUnit is used to test the application with out server. This framework builds a relationship between development and testing process.

Eric Gregory01/01/13
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"FedEx" Commits with Continuous Delivery

At the 2012 San Francisco JUC, Cloudbees' Toomas Romer and Anton Arhipov discuss continuous delivery: "Packages sent via FedEx go through a tracked, automated process that makes sure that the package arrives promptly at its destination..."

Mikko Ohtamaa01/01/13
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A Skype Bot with UNIX Scripting and HTTP Webhooks Integration

Skype is the most popular IM client with over 200 million monthly users. It’s easy and reliable: anyone can use it anywhere, even on mobile. When you are working with virtual teams, Skype group chats become vital tool of communication.

Mark Needham01/01/13
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TextMate Bundles Location on Mountain Lion

Something that I’ve noticed when trying to install various different bundles is that the installation instructions which worked flawlessly on Snow Leopard don’t seem to do the job on Mountain Lion.

Mark Needham12/31/12
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Restricting Your Own Learning

For the first few years that I worked professionally* every project that I worked on was different enough to the previous ones that I was always learning something new without having to put much effort in.

Gareth Rushgrove12/31/12
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My Personal Package Repository

I’m a big fan of system packages for lots of reasons and have often ended up rolling my own debian package repository at work, or working with others that have done so. Recently I finally got round to setting up a personal package repo, at packages.garethrushgrove.com.