Automated deployments with Puppet and Fabric
I've been looking into various configuration management/automated deployment tools lately. At OpenX we used slack, but I wanted something with a bit more functionality than that (although I'm not badmouthing slack by any means -- it can definitely be bent to your will to do pretty much whatever you need in terms of automating your deployments). From what I see, there are 2 types of configuration m
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Day 12: Capistrano or Puppet?
I'm compelled to write about this subject today because of having received this question multiple times since sysadvent began. Capistrano or Puppet? Both. Puppet provides you with a way to specify a state your system should be in. Puppet's features will help you keep a machine in the same state. If someone hand-edits an apache config, you can have puppet automatically replace it with the correct o
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