Infrastructure Coders January Meetup

  • January 15 · 6:00 PM

Seek have kindly offered to host the January meetup and will supply food and beverages.

Contact @geekle or @dlutzy if you wish to talk.

Talks

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Lindsay Holmwood (@auxesis) on "Ript: making Linux firewall change management resilient"

Netfilter is an extremely powerful framework for manipulating packets, but does anyone enjoy using iptables? Tools for managing small rulesets have a steep learning curve, and most tools don't take availablity into account when managing large rulesets.

Enter Ript, a clean and opinionated Domain Specific Language for describing firewall rules, and a tool that implements database migrations-like functionality for applying these rules with zero downtime.

At Ript's core is an easy to use Ruby DSL for describing both simple and complex sets of iptables firewall rules, with helpers for all the common use cases: accepting, dropping, & rejecting packets, as well as for performing DNAT and SNAT.

Ript provides a method to group common sets of rules together called "partitions", which are used at rule application time to perform zero-downtime migrations.

In this talk Lindsay Holmwood will take you on a whirlwind tour of the DSL, explain how Ript utilises iptables features to work its magic, and provide some concrete examples of how Ript can help increase the reliability of the services you deliver.

Darragh Kennedy (@darraghke) on "Software is eating the Infrastructure"

In this talk, Darragh will with the big picture;

  • The Lonely Planet Infrastructure as code rollercoaster what's to be learnt surviving a disrupted business model.
  • Devops, agile, infrastructure as code, sdn why does this matter?
  • Is infrastructure now a utility/commodity?
  • A high level view of the state of the Software defined networking market

And then the good stuff some code from our Software Defined Data Centre journey from @luker667 and @mriddle89 followed by questions.


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  • Pete Johns

    Great presentations and thanks to Seek for hosting.

    January 15

  • Katherine Lim

    Interesting talk on a DSL for iptables

    1 · January 15

  • Rick Frankel

    DevOps Roles at SEEK


    SEEK are now looking for a DevOps Technical Lead to join our DevOps team.

    Please see the below link for details:

    http://www.seek.com.au/Job/devo...

    If you are interested or have any questions about this role, please feel free to "SEEK" me out tonight and have a chat. (or feel free to apply via the link above).

    Cheers
    Rick Frankel

    3 · January 15

  • Sal

    What is the parking situation around 541 St Kilda Road at 6pm?
    Cheers

    January 15

    • Sal

      Thanks, and the side streets? 6:30pm as well? cheers

      January 15

    • Shane Lavelle

      Some side streets are 2hr and 4hr (Ticket) but most finish at 6:30.

      January 15

  • Geoff Halprin

    DevOps Roles at Telstra

    I am pleased to announce that I have 5 DevOps positions to fill. This team will be responsible for automation of infrastructure delivery and management for Telstra's internal IT fleet, including our next generation internal cloud.

    http://careersearch.telstra.com... Infrastructure Automation Specialist (2 positions)

    http://careersearch.telstra.com... Automation, Orchestration and Middleware Specialist (2 positions)

    http://careersearch.telstra.com... Automation, Portal and Tooling Specialist (1 position)

    Applications close 9th January 2013

    1 · January 8

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