Joseph Hall

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Mastering SaltStack (eBook, PDF)

Beschreibung

Take charge of SaltStack to automate and configure enterprise-grade environmentsAbout This BookAutomate tasks effectively, so that your infrastructure can run itselfTake advantage of cloud-based services that can expand the capabilities of your own data centersTackle real-world problems that appear in everyday situationsIn DetailSaltStack is known as a popular configuration management system, but that barely scratches the surface. It is, in fact, a powerful automation suite, which is designed not only to help you manage your servers, but to help them manage themselves. SaltStack is used worldwide by organizations ranging from just a few servers, to tens of thousands of nodes across data centers in multiple continents. This award-winning software is fast becoming the standard for systems management in the cloud world.This book will take you through the advanced features of SaltStack, bringing forward capabilities that will help you excel in the management of your servers.You will be taken through the the mind of the modern systems engineer, and discover how they use Salt to manage their infrastructures, and why those design decisions are so important. The inner workings of Salt will be explored, so that as you advance your knowledge of Salt, you will be able to swim with the current, rather than against it.Various subsystems of Salt are explained in detail, including Salt SSH, Salt Cloud, and external pillars, filesystems, and job caches.You will be taken through an in-depth discussion of how to effectively scale Salt to manage thousands of machines, and how to troubleshoot issues when things don't go exactly the way you expect them to.You will also be taken through an overview of RAET, Salt's new transport protocol, and given an insight into how this technology improves Salt, and the possibilities that it brings with it.What You Will LearnLearn how the pros are managing their infrastructures, and what techniques they use to keep everything running smoothly with SaltUnderstand what makes Salt tick, and how that affects the way you use itTake a look at familiar features in a new light, so that you have a better handle on how to approach tasksUse Salt SSH to manage servers that don't fit Salt's traditional use casesBesides automating your configuration, you will be able to automate your servers, and make them behave more intelligentlyMake better use of cloud-based services, including compute clouds such as EC2, Azure and OpenstackLearn about the new RAET protocol, and how it changes the way automation worksWho This Book Is ForThis book is ideal for professionals who have been managing groups of servers, and want to learn how to add functionality and expand their tool set. This book will also explain some of the more advanced features of Salt, and explore how to use them to bring additional power to the fundamentals that the professionals have already been using.Style and approachThis book speaks informally, sometimes almost conversationally, to the user. Topics are covered in detail, using examples that should be comfortable to most users.

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Autor

Joseph Hall (1574-1656) was an English prelate and author. He was educated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and became Bishop of Exeter (1627-41) and of Norwich (1641-47). The rise of Puritanism involved him in serious church difficulties, and his vigorous defense of the episcopacy against its attackers resulted in his imprisonment in 1641 on charges of high treason. He was eventually released, but he lived the remainder of his life in poverty. Hall's most notable work, his verse satires, modeled after the Roman satirist Juvenal, appeared in two parts: 'Virgidemiarum', or 'Toothless Satires' (1597) and 'Biting Satires' (1598). He also wrote prose satires, poems, meditations, and autobiographical tracts.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Packt Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 306
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781785288388
• Artikelnr.: 56820678