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DevOps Defined
The problemThe definition of DevOps varies from business to business, but the zeitgeist of DevOps is about minimizing the challenges of shipping, rapidly iterating, and securing software applications. HashiCorp defines DevOps as an organizational process tied to the needs of modern applications, with a focus on empowering individuals to improve agility. The challenge for operations teams moving to
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Atlas General Availability
Jul 07 2015 Mitchell Hashimoto We are excited to announce that Atlas is now generally available. Atlas builds upon and unites our popular open source tooling to create a version control system for infrastructure. Automate, audit, and collaborate on infrastructure changes across any infrastructure provider. We have had seven incredibly productive months since Atlas's launch in December 2014. Over t
Apollo, an open-source platform for running your apps
Apollo, an open-source platform for running your apps by Graham Taylor on Development, DevOps, Microservices, Big Data 6 May 2015 Estimated reading time 3 minutes Today we are releasing Apollo - A platform for running your next generation web services and applications. This is a project that we have been experimenting with internally to power microservices and big data platforms for our clients. A
HashiCorp Terraform 0.4
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Terraform - Overview
This talk is a very high-level overview of the making and purpose of Terraform by HashiCorp.
HashiCorp Atlas
Dec 18 2014 Mitchell Hashimoto We're pleased to announce Atlas, HashiCorp's first commercial product which unifies our open source projects into one solution to move applications from development to production on any infrastructure. Atlas is available today as a free tech preview. We'll complete all the major features and begin charging for Atlas in early 2015. There will be a generous free tier t
Advanced Reflection with Go at HashiCorp
Advanced Reflection with Go at HashiCorp HashiCorp builds a diverse set of popular DevOps tools written in Go: Packer, Serf, Consul, and Terraform. While these tools range from desktop software to highly scalable distributed systems, their internals all have one thing in common: they use reflection, and a lot of it. In this post, I’ll share the libraries and techniques we use at HashiCorp to get t
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