It was an exciting event this month, made more so by the building falling apart and our entrance being blocked. Thank you to the University porters for sorting late access through another part of the building open, and thank you to those who helped direct people round to the temporary entrance. We should be back to normal next month.
By popular demand (well two people asked for them) here are the videos of this month’s event.
Andrew Taylor – Past, Present, Future. DevOps from inside a billion pound company
Oli Wood – Building Boxes Better : (Sensible Scripting So Sysadmins Smile)
Oli’s slides at online at https://speakerdeck.com/coldclimate/scripting-creating-aws-based-servers.
Sam Lambert – hubot mysql me
Please join us on February 24th for our event on Content Management Systems
We are back for our first SuperMondays of 2014 with some great talks on, about, and for Dev Ops.
Andrew Taylor – Past, Present, Future. DevOps from inside a billion pound company.
Andrew Taylor from Sage UK talks about the experiences, challenges and successes in running infrastructure for the FTSE100’s only software company.
Oli Wood – Building Boxes Better : (Sensible Scripting So Sysadmins Smile)
How we version control, build, deploy and manage our infrastructure
using a basic set of tools. specifically on AWS but a methodology that
could be applied else where.
Sam Lambert – hubot mysql me –
At GitHub we host 10 million repositories for over 4 million people. I will share with you how we deploy hundreds of times a day, manage hundreds of nodes and build GitHub, all using a chat bot named Hubot. Hubot was built at GitHub and quickly became the core of many of our processes, as well as a powerful culture tool. This talk will give you a look how we get stuff done and still have time to drop some pug bombs.
