DevOps Days Mountain View 2011: Why Vagrant is Cool by Patrick Debois (Video)

Patrick Debois talking about Vagrant at DevOps Days Mountain View 2011.

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DevOps Days Mountain View:
http://devopsdays.org/events/2011-mountainview/

Special thanks to LinkedIn for hosting DevOps Days Mountain View 2011.

Also, thank you to the sponsors:
AppDynamics  DTO Solutions  Google  MaestroDev  New Relic  Nolio
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DevOps Days Mountain View 2011: LinkedIn's DevOps Journey (Video)

Stefan Apitz gives a short presentation at DevOps Days Mountain View 2011 about the ongoing DevOps journey at LinkedIn.

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DevOps Days Mountain View:
http://devopsdays.org/events/2011-mountainview/

Special thanks to LinkedIn for hosting DevOps Days Mountain View 2011.

Also, thank you to the sponsors:
AppDynamics  DTO Solutions  Google  MaestroDev  New Relic  Nolio
O'Reilly Media  PagerDuty  Puppet Labs  Reactor8  Splunk  StreamStep
ThoughtWorks  Usenix

DevOps Days Mountain View 2011: DevOps State of the Union (Video)

To open DevOps Days Mountain View 2011, John Willis (DTO Solutions) delivers an energetic review of how we got here and provides a glimpse of where we are going.

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DevOps Days Mountain View:
http://devopsdays.org/events/2011-mountainview/

Special thanks to LinkedIn for hosting DevOps Days Mountain View 2011.

Also, thank you to the sponsors:
AppDynamics  DTO Solutions  Google  MaestroDev  New Relic  Nolio
O'Reilly Media  PagerDuty  Puppet Labs  Reactor8  Splunk  StreamStep
ThoughtWorks  Usenix

Mitchell Hashimoto shows why Vagrant is a cool and useful tool (video)

At last night's San Francisco DevOps Meetup, Mitchell Hashimoto (creator of Vagrant) was the featured speaker.

Mitchell gave a quick overview of why Vagrant is important and then gets into some interesting and useful tips and tricks. 

Vagrant is one of those interesting tools that has bubbled up from the DevOps community. It's relatively easy to use and shows that there is a better way to do things (in this case, using virtualization to improve the development and testing lifecycle).

Adam Rosien on how Wealthfront moves fast and agile (Video)

Adam Rosien from Wealthfront came to the Silicon Valley DevOps Meetup on Tuesday April 5 and gave a great presentation on how they use techniques like Continuous Deployment, Test Driven Development, and their "Immune System" (think automated testing and analysis) to run fast and run agile. Wealthfront's DevOps lifecycle challenges a lot of conventional assumptions, but the results they achieve in a highly-regulated financial services business (with already over $180M being managed) speak for themselves.

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Special thanks to the kind folks at Box.net for hosting the meetup!