Ops For Everyone

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Shows a one‑command developer bootstrap that installs OS X packages, apps and project stacks via Boxen using Puppet manifests and per‑user personal manifests so laptops, dotfiles and project databases match; demos building and deploying from chat with Hubot — commands like ChatOps CI build <app> (including branch builds), deploy <app>, config <app> env, and puppet run <host‑pattern> to target or roll out changes; measures with statsd/Graphite and graph me, plus fun commands like animate me, where is and Fitbit me.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:01Automation
3. 2:28Experimentation
4. 6:30Get Github Installed
5. 7:32Project Manifest
6. 8:41Personal Manifests
7. 10:40Homebrew
8. 11:36Hugh Bot
9. 12:31Chat Ops
10. 13:50Commands for Testing
11. 14:30Build with a Specific Branch of Your Repository
12. 16:27Deploy the Master Branch
13. 17:30Provisioning
14. 20:03Task Lists
15. 22:45Add New Commands
16. 25:27Puppet File

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