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Infrastructure as Code
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Sep 3, 2019

The craft of software application development has developed continuously over the last thirty years. In comparison, Infrastructure as Code development (IaC) is still in its infancy. In her session at DevOps Conference 2019, Emma Button reports on the most important events as an application developer and shows how the growth of Infrastructure as Code as an independent craft can be accelerated.

Did you ever have to quickly rewrite an entire template after you discovered a production error? Were you ashamed that you made a mistake with a maintained template update, but noticed that you completely missed the point of the change request? Have you ever had trouble keeping up to date when you had to read someone else’s configuration management or infrastructure orchestration code? Maybe you’ve ever suffered from Terraform spaghetti code, CloudFormation, Chef or Puppet? In her session at DevOpsCon 2019, Emma Button shows how we can overcome these pitfalls and take advantage of some of the application developers’ practices.

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