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16
Mar 15

Packaging Your Software for Maximum Freshness

It’s a part of software developers hate writing and operations teams hate dealing with: packaging, installers, and upgrade scenarios. In Episode 54, the team looks at the fundamentals of packaging, tools that make the job both harder and easier, installer horror stories, and some good practices to make sure your packages don’t make others want to rip their hair out. Join the crew as we provide some tips for:

Packaging Your Software for Maximum Freshness

Join J. Paul Reed, aka @SoberBuildEng, Youssuf El-Kalay, aka @buildscientist, Seth Thomas, aka @cheeseplus, Pete Cheslock , aka @petecheslock and J. Michael McGarr, aka @SonOfGarr for the discussion, plus a the last couple of weeks in News & Views and a new Tool Tip!

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Or, download Episode 54, or any of our previous shows!

Show Links/Notes

3:03 – News & Views
- We have a new contender: Configi
- Who secures your secure shell?
- How sloppy consumer electronics release engineering losing and recovering your NAS password?
- Finally answering: What Happens When…
14:36 – Main Segment: Packaging Your Bits for Freshness
- FPM
- PackageCloud: Package repositories in the cloud
- RPM Lint
- Debian lint tool
- Winstone Servlet Container
- SpringBoot
- Gradle’s Nebula.os-package
58:16 – ToolTip
Lean UX in New York coming up!
ChefConf
Velocity Santa Clara: coming up
devopsconferences.com has the latest

Tool Tip

Paul introduces us to Gitrob, a tool to help keep your really-private data out of your Git repos.

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Episodes / Panels / Tool Tips — Comments Off
19
Sep 13

Branching, Merging, and Octopi (Oh My!)

With the explosion in popularity and usage of Git and its distributed version control brethren, developers finally have cheap, easy, local branching. But branching is pointless without merging, and many organizations are finding that the free-for-all merge process that Git can leave your organization with (mostly by being totally silent on the subject) is error prone, doesn’t scale, and may even destroy content! As you search for the perfect branching model, questions like “should we use fast-forward merges or merge commits,” “When do we rebase (if ever)?” and “What repository structure should we use” are bound to crop up, along with “can’t we just use git flow?” Join the panel as they grab a razor and a yak and talk:

Branching, Merging, and Octopi (Oh My!)

Join J. Paul Reed, aka @SoberBuildEng, Youssuf El-Kalay, aka @buildscientist, EJ Ciramella, aka @eciramella, Sascha Bates, aka @sascha_d, and Seth Thomas, aka @cheeseplus plus the last couple of weeks in News & Views and a Tool Tip!

Or, download Episode 27, or any of our previous shows!

Show Links/Notes

2:37 – News & Views
- 2:41 – DigitalOcean finds duplicated SSH host keys in its cloud
- 3:39 – C Ints Are Finite Numbers
- 9:16 – An ex-Microsoft manger reminisces on the effects of the stack-ranked review process
- 12:50 – Google finally admits GPA and SAT scores don’t correlate to employee success
14:26 – Main Segment: Branching, Merging, and Octopi (Oh My!)
- 15:14 – Laura Wingerd’s “tofu scale“
- 37:47 – Git flow
- 38:31 – GitHub uses their own “GitHub flow”, not Git flow
- 40:50 – For self-hosted git repositories gitolite adds bumpers to the bowling lane
- 45:27 – Git removes a useful merge strategy in an attempt to prompt certain cultural behavior
- 46:22 – The source code for Git’s octopus merge strategy (1.8.1.5 version)
54:08 – Tool Tip
58:13 – The first Flowcon is coming to San Francisco on November 1st; use the discount code shipshow to receive a 10% discount
58:52 – Flowcon’s program, including our very own Sascha Bates!

Tool Tip

Paul reviews Storm, a tool to “manage your SSH like a boss!”

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What branching and merging models do you like? Which ones do you despise?

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devopsdearabby / Episodes — Comments Off
17
Apr 13

Asked & Answered

This episode, we delve into the always-squishy “DevOps culture” and take a closer look at the process of both asking and answering questions. If DevOps really is the incarnation of developers and operations groups working together, the ability to efficiently and accurately transfer information between those two groups is a critical skill to have and of paramount importance to organizations trying to promote their own DevOps culture. We discuss tips and talk through our experiences to look at questions as they are:

Asked & Answered

Join J. Paul Reed, aka @SoberBuildEng, Youssuf El-Kalay, aka @buildscientist, and Sascha Bates, aka @sascha_d, plus the last couple of weeks in News & Views and another DevOps Dear Abby!