Puppet Talk Details and RSVP

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Update: Venue moved to the Siemens auditorium, we now have lots of space available. YOU MUST STILL RSVP OTHERWISE SIEMENS SECURITY MAY NOT LET YOU IN.

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About Puppet

Puppet is a framework that provides a means to describe IT infrastructure as policy, execute that policy, to build services then audit and enforce ongoing changes to the policy.

Puppet helps accomplish the goal of a hands-off, automated infrastructure. The benefits of automated infrastructure go beyond policy-enforced consistency and auditing. The impact of hardware failure and other disaster scenarios can be mitigated, as services can be quickly restored by Puppet. In conjunction with virtualisation, the ability to reliably create new systems running consistent services can be leveraged to create autoscaling applications as well as test systems identical to production environments.

Many organisations use Puppet within their IT infrastructure, including Google, Red Hat and Barclays.


What the talk will cover

R.I.P. will talk through installing apache, configuring it and running the service using Puppet, He'll then show how to abstract some business processes and standards into Puppet and finally roll out a website to a VM in a way that would work equally well on 1000 servers.


Event details

RSVP

Please RSVP by either sending a mail to rsvp@glug.org.za or pasting your name below.

  1. Ross Addis
  2. Walter Leibbrandt
  3. Colin Alston
  4. Tristan Seligmann
  5. Colin van Niekerk
  6. Kenneth Kalmer
  7. Armand du Plessis
  8. Francis Viviers
  9. Felix Honigwachs
  10. Alan McKinnon
  11. Wayne Gemmell
  12. Donovan Holmes
  13. Frank Kusel
  14. Tim De Lange
  15. Lerato Molefi
  16. Hiren Patel
  17. Gert Burger
  18. Marc Bills
  19. Neil White
  20. William Mee
  21. Johan Kok
  22. JP Jacobs
  23. Karl FIscher
  24. Ian Galpin
  25. Stefan Lesicnik
  26. Mynhardt Burger
  27. Mfoniso Ossom
  28. Ludolph Neethling
  29. Thato Mahlatji
  30. Ina Smith
  31. Pieter Smit
  32. Charl van Vuuren
  33. Khutso Ngoasheng
  34. Johan Fourie
  35. Mozzi
  36. Sudhashen Naicker
  37. Kin Le Roux
  38. Wellington Mekhoe
  39. JP Viljoen
  40. Gideon Scheepers
  41. Jaco van der Schyff
  42. Joshua Yudaken
  43. Gavin McDougall
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