To the Clouds: Why you should deploy to the cloud even if you don't want to
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Claims that deploying to cloud gives repeatable, back-end independent full‑stack deployments and CI parity, and proves it by using Juju to model services, deploy a Django app (d paste) with related infrastructure, and scale units with simple commands. Uses Juju bundles, charms (Python hooks), LXC/KVM local provider, OpenStack and MAAS targets, and the charm store. Demo runs locally (with an AWS option) and automates relations, config, and scale‑out — network hiccups noted but deployment works.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:04It's just computers
- 8:07Private Cloud
- 9:07Openstack
- 17:01Why Juju
- 18:53Deploying Django: an example
- 25:43Yay, Python!
- 25:53Deployer Bundle Yaml
- 26:56Bootstrapping Juju
- 27:10Deploying juju-gui
- 30:38A Juju Charm
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