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Development Practices

Retrospective: “Building a Virtual Appliance – Repeatably”

When we originally designed this, we made the assumption that by freezing the dependencies that we could, the possible changes would be isolated in lower-risk, more slowly moving c
.NET / WPF

Accessing a .NET Virtual Machine Application from a Host Machine

This is a guide to enabling a .NET application on a virtual machine to be accessed from the host machine.
Web Apps

Testing Web Apps Developed via Vagrant Using Capybara

Tips to for developing and testing web apps over Vagrant using the Capybara testing framework.
Technical Practices

Why Vagrant? – Preventing Deployment Issues from Day One with a Virtual Machine

Vagrant virtual machines help developers prevent deployment issues by allowing them to write code in production-like environments.
DevOps & System Admin.

Building a Virtual Appliance – Repeatably

In order to easily distribute a complicated piece of software, we created a virtual machine appliance. We developed an automated and modular build process.
DevOps & System Admin.

OVF? OVA? VMDK? – File Formats and Tools for Virtualization

The landscape in this area (building Virtual Machines / Virtual Appliances / Cloud Images) is very rapidly changing, and new options are popping up every day.
DevOps & System Admin.

Preparing Machines for Workshops with Vagrant, VirtualBox, & Puppet

If you're giving a workshop, I recommend checking out Vagrant, VirtualBox, and puppet or chef for creating the workshop development environment.
DevOps & System Admin.

Bash, Pipes, and Standard Input

If we simply drop the less than character, we will be providing our script to bash as an argument, leaving standard input untouched. Life is good.
DevOps & System Admin.

Resizing LVM Volumes on a Virtual Linux Host without Reboot

LVM allows volumes to be dynamically resized online—no rebooting is required. This presumes, of course, that LVM is set up initially when the virtual host is created.

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