Quality-oriented Drupal DevOps
Here are the slides from my 2015 Drupal Summit talk, Quality Drupal DevOps!
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Here are the slides from my 2015 Drupal Summit talk, Quality Drupal DevOps!
You can also click here to open in a new window, full screen.
Faster, more secure, more maintainable. Three nice benefits we get from our new standard Drupal server architecture.
More and more I keep running into assertions that Git is a version control tool, and that if you use it for deployment, you're doing it wrong.
Why?
At Freelock we find it to be a very effective deployment tool, and I'm not seeing a solution that meets our needs any better.
Two presentations in particular caught my attention recently mentioned this:
Another sales call today, with a prospective start-upper who thought Drupal might lower his costs to get a web startup launched.
March 2015
... this statement applies to just about any endeavor you can imagine... I've mostly heard it associated with education, the idea that you can get a good education anywhere if you work diligently at it and learn what the teacher has to teach -- and likewise, you can often skate by in good schools without coming out the other end with much learned.
After using the latest Ubuntu Long Term Support release (14.04) on my laptop for the past few weeks, I upgraded my home workstation on Friday. And hit a few upgrade challenges I thought worth jotting down for posterity (and the next poor sucker who can't find an answer on Google).