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Salting things up in the DevOps' World: things just got real

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Salting things up in the DevOps' World: things just got real
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Juan Manuel Santos - Salting things up in the DevOps' World: things just got real SaltStack is a thriving configuration management system written in Python that leverages YAML and Jinja2 which, by now, probably needs no introduction. This talk will explore Salt beyond the minimum required setup, targeting developers/sysadmins already using Salt, and those considering making the switch from other systems but wishing to dive deeper first. Attendees should be familiar with configuration management systems and practices, and comfortable using and reading YAML and Jinja syntax. ----- There is much more to Salt than the basics. This talk will go beyond the minimum required setup and will take a look at Salt under the hood, which will appeal not only to system administrators, but will also be more interesting to developers and to the DevOps community in general as the talk progresses. Topics include: * Introduction and basics review (master/minions, matching, grains, pillar) * Salt Mine * Syndic node * State modules vs. runner modules * The Reactor * The Event System * Salt Beacons * Salt API Attendees should be familiar with configuration management systems and practices, and also feel comfortable using and reading YAML and Jinja syntax. This talk is targeted to developers or sysadmins already using Salt, and to those who are considering switching to it from other systems but wish to dive deeper before making that decision. After the talk, attendees will have a better grasp of the more advanced possibilities that Salt brings, and be ready to apply them to their use cases.