A tale of Ansible fanboy
summary
Shows how Ansible runs real AWS scale operations: control via no agents or daemons and SSH key based control, with human-readable playbooks, inventory files and handlers. Claims manage tens to thousands of instances for provisioning, autoscaling, continuous delivery and disaster recovery; cites a platform spending $4.7M/month on AWS with ~600M API calls. Demonstrates concrete patterns: serial vs parallel updates to avoid downtime, copying code, templating nginx/uwsgi configs, and new Docker integration for creating and inspecting containers on the fly.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:20PAAS Platform Stack
- 3:36Simple Solution
- 8:09Efficient Architecture
- 10:12Inventory
- 13:30Playbook : tasks
- 18:12Playbook : execution
- 20:30Ansible + Docker
- 21:48Included Batteries
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