“People, not process, are the most common cause of DevOps failures.”
Ops School Curriculum — Ops School Curriculum 0.1 documentation
Very well written online documentation – you should have a look if you are on the DevOps path (see my previous post).
Ops School is a comprehensive program that will help you learn to be an operations engineer. Operations engineers are highly skilled people who manage the computer systems of businesses big and small.
Source: Ops School Curriculum — Ops School Curriculum 0.1 documentation
The DevOps Road Map – A Guide for Programmers
A really good roadmap on how to evolve into a DevOps:
Article: https://dzone.com/articles/the-devops-roadmap-for-programmers
Image Source: https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap (There are also some for frontend/backend developers)
Fn Project – The Container Native Serverless Framework
The Fn project is a container native serverless platform that you can run anywhere — any cloud or on-premise. It’s easy to use, supports every programming language, and is extensible and performant.
Quelle: Fn Project – The Container Native Serverless Framework
A Little Story About the `yes` Unix Command | Matthias Endler
yesThe trivial program
yes turns out not to be so trivial after all.
Quelle: A Little Story About the `yes` Unix Command | Matthias Endler
java.util.Date
Concourse: CI that scales with your project
Concourse is a CI system composed of simple tools and ideas. It can express entire pipelines, integrating with arbitrary resources, or it can be used to execute one-off tasks, either locally or in another CI system.
Internet of things – Twitter for social machines
This is the next big thing … for sure! I mean, the idea is old, but someone managed to give it a simple UI and API:
http://dweet.io/
JAVA_HOME on OS X
I just stumbled upon setting the JAVA_HOME on a remote OS X Server. I tried following the output of whereis. But this was not leading me to the right track folders.
To make things short, just add this to your .profile/shell:
export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)
bowery.io – limitless development environment
Bowery is a limitless development environment available at http://bowery.io/.It is free for DEVELOPERS and STARTUPS. All you need to do is configure one simple file per host. With a few lines bowery is setting up a host inkl. your app, the dependencies (like redis, mongodb,..) and up you go. Your app will be online in a short time inkl. ssh access to the VM.
PS: Signup is done via the CLI. I think this is a trend 😉