Continuously integrating Perl projects with Vagrant and Puppet/Chef/Salt
By Mike Schilli
Date: Tuesday, 4 June 2013 09:00
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Any
Language: English
Tags: ci
To make sure your Perl applications really install and work in new environments, they need to be tested in VMs created from scratch. But unless test and staging environments can be spun up quickly, automatically, and reproducably, that's not going to happen. Vagrant, a VM command line frontend, and provisioning tools like Puppet/Chef/Salt let you store your test VM configurations in your source control system alongside with your project, and make sure they evolve in lockstep.
Attended by:- John Anderson (genehack)
- Turd Furgison (fartfart)
- Mateu Hunter (mateu)
- Robert Blackwell (rblackwe)
- Kevin Shaum
- Al Newkirk (alnewkirk)
- Mark Allen (mallen)
- Olaf Alders (oalders)
- Will Natale
- Arthur Schmidt (fREW)
- Jeremy Fluhmann (jfluhmann)
- Bradley Andersen (elohmrow)
- Dana Jacobsen (danaj)
- Chanda Unmack (teleute)
- Mike Fragassi (frag)
- Jeff Benton
- Hugh Esco
- ribasushi +1
- Niall Durham (dbcooper)
- Steve Nolte (mcsnolte)
- Matt Nash (mnb)
- Alexander D'Archangel
- Joe Papperello
- Casey West (cwest)
- Stan Schwertly (stan_theman)
- Lee Carmichael (lecar_red)
- Rikus Goodell
- dean burnham
- Frank Sheiness (archon)
- Andrew Dougherty (aindilis)
- vroom
- Vat Raghavan (MachinShin)
- Jason McIntosh (jmac)
- James Morgan (Ven'Tatsu)
- Harika Tandra
- Logan Bell (epochbell)
- Shaun Ladewig
- Ross Steiner (rdsteiner)
- James Wilkus
- Chris Millard (cmillard)
- David Blumenthal
- Sinan Unur
- Tim Heaney (oylenshpeegul)
- jack lupton (itnomad)
- Ted Lanman
- Nicholas Jackson
- Georgy Vladimirov
- Daniel Sterling (HighBit)
- Mason Randall
- Sterling Hanenkamp (zostay)
- Andrew Grangaard (spazm)
- Brad Oaks (bradoaks)
- Aran Deltac (bluefeet)
- Rich Harkins
- Rusty Bourland (saki)
- Nick Melnick (oZ)
- Connor Berry (sea6ear)
- J. Nick Koston (bdraco)
- Mark Jubenville (ioncache)
- Anne Sipes
- jerry gay (particle)
