Session en anglais - Avancé
Administration de système
Maintaining a consistent development environment is hard—especially for
junior developers and designers with no interest in system administration.
In this talk, I'll show you how my team develops locally, in VPN (Virtual
Private Network) connected Virtual Machines, and how we make a team distributed in 5 cities feel a little like we're all working in the same
room.
We'll touch on VirtualBox, Puppet, Vagrant, dpkg/APT, Amazon AWS (EC2, especially), IRC, HTTP Proxies, and lots of other fun tech.
junior developers and designers with no interest in system administration.
In this talk, I'll show you how my team develops locally, in VPN (Virtual
Private Network) connected Virtual Machines, and how we make a team distributed in 5 cities feel a little like we're all working in the same
room.
We'll touch on VirtualBox, Puppet, Vagrant, dpkg/APT, Amazon AWS (EC2, especially), IRC, HTTP Proxies, and lots of other fun tech.
Sean Coates (Fictive Kin) View speaker page
Sean Coates has worked on the Web for over a decade. He has managed teams of developers, developed payment code that processed over $1M per day, and works on a web startup called Gimme Bar (https://gimmebar.com) that allows users to Save the Web.He is a member of the PHP community, has worked on the PHP manual and maintained PEAR+PECL code, speaks on the topic of PHP, and contributes to open source projects.
