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![Open Source, Closed Config
Netflix specific $ASGARD_HOME/Config.groovy
link {
// Avoid GStrings here because these Strings are stored dynamic templates for arbitrary server names.
String logUrlStart = 'http://${server}:7777'
String configUrlStart = 'http://${server}:9999/AdminConfig'
instanceLinkGroupingsToLinkTemplateLists = [
'Logs': [
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/list?view=tomcat/catalina.out', 'catalina.out'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/list', 'Log File Archive'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/threaddumps', 'Thread Dumps'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/AdminProxy', 'Admin Proxy Info'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/AdminStatus', 'Admin Proxy Status'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/GC/index', 'GC Visualization')
],
'Netflix Configuration': [
new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/prop.html', 'NetflixConfiguration Properties Console'),
new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/libs.html', 'Libraries Console'),
new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/machineProps', 'Machine Readable Properties'),
new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/webapp/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF', 'Manifest'),
]
]
}](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/asgard-gr8conf-us-2012-07-120803153249-phpapp02/75/Asgard-Using-Grails-to-Deploy-Netflix-to-AWS-Extended-Slides-112-2048.jpg)
![Open Source, Closed Config
grails-app/conf/Config.groovy
references external configuration file
~/.asgard/Config.groovy
https://github.com/Netflix/asgard/blob/master/grails-app/conf/Config.groovy
asgardHome = System.getenv('ASGARD_HOME') ?: System.getProperty('ASGARD_HOME') ?:
"${System.getProperty('user.home')}/.asgard"
// Locations to search for config files that get merged into the main config.
// Config files can either be Java properties files or ConfigSlurper scripts.
grails.config.locations = [
"file:${asgardHome}/Config.groovy",
'classpath:sourceVersion.properties'
]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/asgard-gr8conf-us-2012-07-120803153249-phpapp02/75/Asgard-Using-Grails-to-Deploy-Netflix-to-AWS-Extended-Slides-113-2048.jpg)
![Open Source, Closed Config
External Config.groovy also hold the AWS account
credentials, or references for finding them.
grails {
awsAccounts=["178123456789"]
awsAccountNames=["178123456789":"prod"]
}
secret {
accessId="AKIAILAND0E3TMSJA8BA"
secretKey="Od0AMY/dEC3P0/wZQjpmRtm2MVZc9330epDk+pwm"
}
cloud {
accountName="prod"
publicResourceAccounts=["amazon"]
}](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/asgard-gr8conf-us-2012-07-120803153249-phpapp02/75/Asgard-Using-Grails-to-Deploy-Netflix-to-AWS-Extended-Slides-114-2048.jpg)
![Open Source, Closed Config
Netflix specific $ASGARD_HOME/Config.groovy
link {
// Avoid GStrings here because these Strings are stored dynamic templates for arbitrary server names.
String logUrlStart = 'http://${server}:7777'
String configUrlStart = 'http://${server}:9999/AdminConfig'
instanceLinkGroupingsToLinkTemplateLists = [
'Logs': [
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/list?view=tomcat/catalina.out', 'catalina.out'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/list', 'Log File Archive'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/threaddumps', 'Thread Dumps'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/AdminProxy', 'Admin Proxy Info'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/AdminStatus', 'Admin Proxy Status'),
new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/GC/index', 'GC Visualization')
],
'Netflix Configuration': [
new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/prop.html', 'NetflixConfiguration Properties Console'),
new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/libs.html', 'Libraries Console'),
new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/machineProps', 'Machine Readable Properties'),
new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/webapp/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF', 'Manifest'),
]
]
}](https://crownmelresort.com/image.slidesharecdn.com/asgard-gr8conf-us-2012-07-120803153249-phpapp02/75/Asgard-Using-Grails-to-Deploy-Netflix-to-AWS-Extended-Slides-112-2048.jpg)
![Open Source, Closed Config
grails-app/conf/Config.groovy
references external configuration file
~/.asgard/Config.groovy
https://github.com/Netflix/asgard/blob/master/grails-app/conf/Config.groovy
asgardHome = System.getenv('ASGARD_HOME') ?: System.getProperty('ASGARD_HOME') ?:
"${System.getProperty('user.home')}/.asgard"
// Locations to search for config files that get merged into the main config.
// Config files can either be Java properties files or ConfigSlurper scripts.
grails.config.locations = [
"file:${asgardHome}/Config.groovy",
'classpath:sourceVersion.properties'
]](https://crownmelresort.com/image.slidesharecdn.com/asgard-gr8conf-us-2012-07-120803153249-phpapp02/75/Asgard-Using-Grails-to-Deploy-Netflix-to-AWS-Extended-Slides-113-2048.jpg)
![Open Source, Closed Config
External Config.groovy also hold the AWS account
credentials, or references for finding them.
grails {
awsAccounts=["178123456789"]
awsAccountNames=["178123456789":"prod"]
}
secret {
accessId="AKIAILAND0E3TMSJA8BA"
secretKey="Od0AMY/dEC3P0/wZQjpmRtm2MVZc9330epDk+pwm"
}
cloud {
accountName="prod"
publicResourceAccounts=["amazon"]
}](https://crownmelresort.com/image.slidesharecdn.com/asgard-gr8conf-us-2012-07-120803153249-phpapp02/75/Asgard-Using-Grails-to-Deploy-Netflix-to-AWS-Extended-Slides-114-2048.jpg)
Uploaded byJoe Sondow
Asgard: Using Grails to Deploy Netflix to AWS (Extended Slides)
The document provides slides from a presentation given by Joe Sondow of Netflix about how Netflix uses Grails and AWS to deploy its services. Key points include: - Netflix uses an internal tool called Asgard to manage deployments to AWS. Asgard was open sourced in 2012. - Netflix services are deployed as microservices across many AWS accounts and regions. Asgard helps manage this complex cloud infrastructure. - Custom domain models and conventions are used instead of databases to represent cloud resources and their relationships, avoiding inconsistencies. - Techniques like blue/green deployments, auto-rollback, and caching of cloud metadata help Netflix deploy changes safely at scale across its global infrastructure.
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Asgard: Using Grails to Deploy Netflix to AWS (Extended Slides)
- 1. // Feed yourbrain GR8Conf US 2012 gr8.technologies.each{ July 30-31 yourBrain << it Minneapolis, MN, US } The Grails App that Deploys Netflix to the Cloud Extended Edition Slides Joe Sondow, Netflix @joesondow #gr8conf
- 2. Slides online http://slideshare.net/joesondow @joesondow #gr8conf
- 3. Who am I? @joesondow #gr8conf
- 4. Who am I? Stilltime to sneak out to another session @joesondow #gr8conf
- 5. Who am I? @joesondow #gr8conf
- 6. Who am I? JoeSondow @joesondow #gr8conf
- 7. Who am I? JoeSondow Netflix since 2010 @joesondow #gr8conf
- 8. Who am I? JoeSondow Netflix since 2010 Asgard lead @joesondow #gr8conf
- 9. Who am I? JoeSondow Netflix since 2010 Asgard lead Grails @joesondow #gr8conf
- 10. Who am I? JoeSondow Netflix since 2010 Asgard lead Grails jQuery @joesondow #gr8conf
- 11. Why am Ihere? @joesondow #gr8conf
- 12. Why am Ihere?
- 13. Why am Ihere? Sell you something
- 14. Why am Ihere? Sell you something Discuss business plans
- 15. Why am Ihere? Sell you something Discuss business plans Answer technical questions
- 16. Why am Ihere? Sell you something Discuss business plans Answer technical questions Be a smaller fish in AWS
- 17. Why am Ihere? Sell you something Discuss business plans Answer technical questions Be a smaller fish in AWS Give back to community
- 18. Why am Ihere? Sell you something Discuss business plans Answer technical questions Be a smaller fish in AWS Give back to community Steal your engineers
- 19.
- 20.
- 21.
- 22.
- 23.
- 24. Asgard Cluster deployment, readyfor fast rollback
- 25.
- 26.
- 27.
- 28.
- 29. Asgard Application deployment Cloud management Started2010 Open source June 2012
- 30. Asgard Application deployment Cloud management Started2010 Open source June 2012 http://netflix.github.com
- 31. Asgard Application deployment Cloud management Started2010 Open source June 2012 http://netflix.github.com 100’s of Jira tickets
- 32. Asgard Application deployment Cloud management Started2010 Open source June 2012 http://netflix.github.com 100’s of Jira tickets Actively developed
- 33.
- 34. Source code anddownload https://github.com/Netflix/asgard
- 35. Joe Sondow Clay McCoy Jason Gritman @joesondow @claymccoy @jgritman Asgard Team July 2012
- 37. With more than25 million streaming members in the United States, Canada, Latin America, the United Kingdom and Ireland, Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) is the world's leading internet subscription service for enjoying movies and TV programs. (from http://ir.netflix.com)
- 38.
- 39. Freedom and Responsibility Corporateculture and the Cloud
- 40.
- 41.
- 42. Freedom and Responsibility CloudSOA 100’s of services
- 43. Freedom and Responsibility CloudSOA 100’s of services Small teams
- 44. Freedom and Responsibility CloudSOA 100’s of services Small teams Independent releases
- 45. Freedom and Responsibility CloudSOA 100’s of services Small teams Independent releases Controlled chaos
- 46.
- 47. Regional URLs Let’s seesome code
- 48. Regional URLs Cloud objectURLs were unique, conventional, intuitive Default Grails URL mapping is excellent
- 49. Regional URLs Later, Netflixneeded to use multiple Amazon regions
- 50. Regional URLs Region isanother URL dimension Add URL mapping, but don’t break existing links
- 52.
- 53.
- 54. Regional URLs RegionService.groovy Grails maysoon provide a better hook
- 55. Regional URLs Some controllersshould never be regional RegionService detects RegionAgnostic annotation
- 56.
- 57. Cloud deployment model Applicationsand Clusters
- 58.
- 59. Cloud deployment model Auto Scaling Group
- 60. Cloud deployment model Auto Scaling Group Launch Configuration
- 61. Cloud deployment model Elastic Load Balancer Auto Scaling Group Launch Configuration
- 62. Cloud deployment model Elastic Load Balancer Auto Scaling Group Launch Configuration Amazon Machine Image
- 63. Cloud deployment model Elastic Load Balancer Auto Scaling Group Security Group Launch Configuration Amazon Machine Image
- 64. Cloud deployment model Elastic Load Balancer Auto Scaling Group Security Instances Group Launch Configuration Amazon Machine Image
- 65. Cloud deployment model Elastic Load Balancer Auto Scaling Group Security Instances Group Launch Configuration Amazon Machine Image
- 66. Cloud deployment model Elastic Load Balancer Auto Scaling Group Security Instances Group Launch Configuration Amazon Machine Image
- 67. Cloud deployment model Elastic Load Balancer Auto Scaling Group Security Instances Group Launch Configuration Amazon Machine Image
- 68.
- 69. Cloud deployment model Search
- 70. Cloud deployment model API Search
- 71. Cloud deployment model Ratings API Search
- 72. Cloud deployment model StreamingStarts Ratings API Search
- 73. Cloud deployment model Streaming Starts Ratings Autocomplete API Search
- 74. Cloud deployment model Sign Up Streaming Starts Ratings Autocomplete API Search
- 75. Cloud deployment model Sign Up Streaming Starts Ratings Application Application Application Autocomplete API Search Application Application Application
- 76.
- 77. Inventing the Application Problem: Application is not an Amazon concept
- 78. Inventing the Application Problem: Application is not an Amazon concept Solution: Create an Application domain in SimpleDB Enforce naming conventions on Amazon objects
- 79.
- 80.
- 81. Fast Rollback Optimism causesoutages Production traffic is unique
- 82. Fast Rollback Optimism causesoutages Production traffic is unique Keep old version running
- 83. Fast Rollback Optimism causesoutages Production traffic is unique Keep old version running Switch traffic to new version
- 84. Fast Rollback Optimism causesoutages Production traffic is unique Keep old version running Switch traffic to new version Monitor results
- 85. Fast Rollback Optimism causesoutages Production traffic is unique Keep old version running Switch traffic to new version Monitor results Revert traffic quickly
- 86.
- 87. Fast Rollback api-frontend api-usprod-v007
- 88. Fast Rollback api-frontend api-usprod-v007 api-usprod-v008
- 89. Fast Rollback api-frontend api-usprod-v007 api-usprod-v008
- 90. Fast Rollback api-frontend api-usprod-v007 api-usprod-v008
- 91. Fast Rollback api-frontend api-usprod-v007 api-usprod-v008
- 92. Fast Rollback api-frontend api-usprod-v007
- 93.
- 94. Inventing the Cluster Problem: Two ASGs with one function but different names
- 95. Inventing the Cluster Problem: Two ASGs with one function but different names Solution: Append version number in reserved format Parse ASG name to determine long-term “cluster”
- 96. Inventing the Cluster Insteadof keeping a database in sync, use naming conventions to store the source in truth in Amazon’s API api Application api-usprod Cluster api-usprod-v007 Auto Scaling Group api-usprod-v008 Auto Scaling Group
- 97.
- 98. Database Aversion Storing metadataon cloud objects
- 99.
- 100. Database Aversion Namingconventions
- 101. Database Aversion Namingconventions Tagging conventions
- 102. Database Aversion Namingconventions Tagging conventions No GORM domain objects
- 103. Database Aversion Namingconventions Tagging conventions No GORM domain objects AWS Java SDK
- 104. Database Aversion Namingconventions Tagging conventions No GORM domain objects AWS Java SDK Less to go out of sync
- 105. Database Aversion Namingconventions Tagging conventions No GORM domain objects AWS Java SDK Less to go out of sync Shared source of truth
- 106. Open Source, ClosedConfig
- 107. Open Source, ClosedConfig Pull company-specific details out of Asgard
- 108. Open Source, ClosedConfig
- 109. Open Source, ClosedConfig
- 110. Open Source, ClosedConfig Asgard for Netflix is configured to use company- specific extension points such as standard utility links for instances
- 111. Open Source, ClosedConfig Out-of-the-box Asgard installation has no instance utility links
- 112. Open Source, ClosedConfig Netflix specific $ASGARD_HOME/Config.groovy link { // Avoid GStrings here because these Strings are stored dynamic templates for arbitrary server names. String logUrlStart = 'http://${server}:7777' String configUrlStart = 'http://${server}:9999/AdminConfig' instanceLinkGroupingsToLinkTemplateLists = [ 'Logs': [ new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/list?view=tomcat/catalina.out', 'catalina.out'), new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/list', 'Log File Archive'), new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/Admin/threaddumps', 'Thread Dumps'), new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/AdminProxy', 'Admin Proxy Info'), new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/AdminStatus', 'Admin Proxy Status'), new TextLinkTemplate(logUrlStart + '/GC/index', 'GC Visualization') ], 'Netflix Configuration': [ new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/prop.html', 'NetflixConfiguration Properties Console'), new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/libs.html', 'Libraries Console'), new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/machineProps', 'Machine Readable Properties'), new TextLinkTemplate(configUrlStart + '/webapp/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF', 'Manifest'), ] ] }
- 113. Open Source, ClosedConfig grails-app/conf/Config.groovy references external configuration file ~/.asgard/Config.groovy https://github.com/Netflix/asgard/blob/master/grails-app/conf/Config.groovy asgardHome = System.getenv('ASGARD_HOME') ?: System.getProperty('ASGARD_HOME') ?: "${System.getProperty('user.home')}/.asgard" // Locations to search for config files that get merged into the main config. // Config files can either be Java properties files or ConfigSlurper scripts. grails.config.locations = [ "file:${asgardHome}/Config.groovy", 'classpath:sourceVersion.properties' ]
- 114. Open Source, ClosedConfig External Config.groovy also hold the AWS account credentials, or references for finding them. grails { awsAccounts=["178123456789"] awsAccountNames=["178123456789":"prod"] } secret { accessId="AKIAILAND0E3TMSJA8BA" secretKey="Od0AMY/dEC3P0/wZQjpmRtm2MVZc9330epDk+pwm" } cloud { accountName="prod" publicResourceAccounts=["amazon"] }
- 115.
- 116. Caching the Cloud Responsive,massive, multi-region metadata
- 117.
- 118. Caching the Cloud Large counts
- 119. Caching the Cloud Large counts Many types
- 120. Caching the Cloud Large counts Many types Complex relationships
- 121. Caching the Cloud Large counts Many types Complex relationships Multiple regions
- 122. Caching the Cloud Large counts Many types Complex relationships Multiple regions Consistent single objects
- 123. Caching the Cloud Large counts Many types Complex relationships Multiple regions Consistent single objects Eventually consistent lists
- 124. Caching the Cloud classCaches { final CachedMap<AppRegistration> allApplications final CachedMap<ApplicationMetrics> allApplicationMetrics final CachedMap<HardwareProfile> allHardwareProfiles final MultiRegionCachedMap<MetricAlarm> allAlarms final MultiRegionCachedMap<ApplicationInstance> allApplicationInstances final MultiRegionCachedMap<AutoScalingGroup> allAutoScalingGroups final MultiRegionCachedMap<AvailabilityZone> allAvailabilityZones final MultiRegionCachedMap<Cluster> allClusters final MultiRegionCachedMap<DBInstance> allDBInstances final MultiRegionCachedMap<DBSecurityGroup> allDBSecurityGroups final MultiRegionCachedMap<DBSnapshot> allDBSnapshots final MultiRegionCachedMap<String> allDomains final MultiRegionCachedMap<FastProperty> allFastProperties final MultiRegionCachedMap<Image> allImages final MultiRegionCachedMap<Instance> allInstances final MultiRegionCachedMap<InstanceTypeData> allInstanceTypes final MultiRegionCachedMap<KeyPairInfo> allKeyPairs final MultiRegionCachedMap<LaunchConfiguration> allLaunchConfigurations // etc. // etc. // etc. }
- 125. Caching the Cloud classCaches { final CachedMap<AppRegistration> allApplications final CachedMap<ApplicationMetrics> allApplicationMetrics final CachedMap<HardwareProfile> allHardwareProfiles final MultiRegionCachedMap<MetricAlarm> allAlarms final MultiRegionCachedMap<ApplicationInstance> allApplicationInstances final MultiRegionCachedMap<AutoScalingGroup> allAutoScalingGroups final MultiRegionCachedMap<AvailabilityZone> allAvailabilityZones final MultiRegionCachedMap<Cluster> allClusters final MultiRegionCachedMap<DBInstance> allDBInstances final MultiRegionCachedMap<DBSecurityGroup> allDBSecurityGroups final MultiRegionCachedMap<DBSnapshot> allDBSnapshots final MultiRegionCachedMap<String> allDomains final MultiRegionCachedMap<FastProperty> allFastProperties final MultiRegionCachedMap<Image> allImages final MultiRegionCachedMap<Instance> allInstances final MultiRegionCachedMap<InstanceTypeData> allInstanceTypes final MultiRegionCachedMap<KeyPairInfo> allKeyPairs final MultiRegionCachedMap<LaunchConfiguration> allLaunchConfigurations // etc. // etc. // etc. }
- 126. Caching the Cloud classAwsRdsService implements CacheInitializer, InitializingBean { MultiRegionAwsClient<AmazonRDS> awsClient Caches caches void initializeCaches() { caches.allDBInstances.ensureSetUp({ Region region -> retrieveDBInstances(region) }) } private List<DBInstance> retrieveDBInstances(Region region) { awsClient.by(region).describeDBInstances(new DescribeDBInstancesRequest()).getDBInstances() } Collection<DBInstance> getDBInstances(UserContext userContext) { caches.allDBInstances.by(userContext.region).list() } }
- 127. Caching the Cloud classAwsRdsService implements CacheInitializer, InitializingBean { MultiRegionAwsClient<AmazonRDS> awsClient Caches caches void initializeCaches() { caches.allDBInstances.ensureSetUp({ Region region -> retrieveDBInstances(region) }) } private List<DBInstance> retrieveDBInstances(Region region) { awsClient.by(region).describeDBInstances(new DescribeDBInstancesRequest()).getDBInstances() } Collection<DBInstance> getDBInstances(UserContext userContext) { caches.allDBInstances.by(userContext.region).list() } }
- 128. Caching the Cloud classAwsRdsService implements CacheInitializer, InitializingBean { MultiRegionAwsClient<AmazonRDS> awsClient Caches caches void initializeCaches() { caches.allDBInstances.ensureSetUp({ Region region -> retrieveDBInstances(region) }) } private List<DBInstance> retrieveDBInstances(Region region) { awsClient.by(region).describeDBInstances(new DescribeDBInstancesRequest()).getDBInstances() } Collection<DBInstance> getDBInstances(UserContext userContext) { caches.allDBInstances.by(userContext.region).list() } }
- 129. Caching the Cloud classAwsRdsService implements CacheInitializer, InitializingBean { MultiRegionAwsClient<AmazonRDS> awsClient Caches caches void initializeCaches() { caches.allDBInstances.ensureSetUp({ Region region -> retrieveDBInstances(region) }) } private List<DBInstance> retrieveDBInstances(Region region) { awsClient.by(region).describeDBInstances(new DescribeDBInstancesRequest()).getDBInstances() } Collection<DBInstance> getDBInstances(UserContext userContext) { caches.allDBInstances.by(userContext.region).list() } }
- 130.
- 131. Visual Language forthe Cloud
- 132. Visual Language forthe Cloud Tango open source icons
- 133. Visual Language forthe Cloud
- 134. Visual Language forthe Cloud AWS is intimidating
- 135. Visual Language forthe Cloud AWS is intimidating Many object types
- 136. Visual Language forthe Cloud AWS is intimidating Many object types Help newbie users
- 137. Visual Language forthe Cloud AWS is intimidating Many object types Help newbie users Reduce cognitive load
- 138. Visual Language forthe Cloud AWS is intimidating Many object types Help newbie users Reduce cognitive load Make it easy
- 139. Visual Language forthe Cloud AWS is intimidating Many object types Help newbie users Reduce cognitive load Make it easy Avoid surprises
- 140. Visual Language forthe Cloud
- 141. Visual Language forthe Cloud At a glance, these nav bar items look alike.
- 142. Visual Language forthe Cloud At a glance, these nav bar items look alike.
- 143. Visual Language forthe Cloud
- 144. Visual Language forthe Cloud Some screens have multiple action buttons that look too similar.
- 145. Visual Language forthe Cloud Some screens have multiple action buttons that look too similar.
- 146. Visual Language forthe Cloud
- 147. Visual Language forthe Cloud Because of naming conventions, these links look alike.
- 148. Visual Language forthe Cloud Because of naming conventions, these links look alike.
- 149. Visual Language forthe Cloud
- 150. Visual Language forthe Cloud The indicators for the current AWS region are too easy to miss.
- 151. Visual Language forthe Cloud The indicators for the current AWS region are too easy to miss.
- 152. Visual Language forthe Cloud These availability zones are important to recognize at a glance but their names look similar, and they appear on many screens.
- 153. Visual Language forthe Cloud These availability zones are important to recognize at a glance but their names look similar, and they appear on many screens.
- 154. Visual Language forthe Cloud
- 155.
- 156.
- 157.
- 158.
- 159. Tango Icons http://tango.freedesktop.org/ http://tango.freedesktop.org/Tango_Icon_Theme_Guidelines http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tango_icons Used byFirefox, Jenkins, GIMP, OpenOffice, VMWare
- 160. REST API inGrails
- 161. REST API inGrails Enable external mashups with cloud data
- 162. REST API inGrails
- 163. REST API inGrails
- 164. REST API inGrails
- 165. REST API inGrails
- 166. REST API inGrails
- 167. REST API inGrails
- 168. REST API inGrails
- 169. REST API inGrails
- 170. REST API inGrails
- 171. REST API inGrails ApplicationController.groovy
- 172.
- 173. Offline Development Makes ona plane
- 174. Offline Development Mock data Mockbehavior System property switch offline=true
- 175.
- 176.
- 177. Mock Behavior Override AmazonJava client methods
- 178. System Property grails run-app-Doffline=true
- 179. Why not theAWS console?
- 180. Why not theAWS console? No, not to keep me busy
- 181. Why not theAWS console?
- 182. Why not theAWS console?
- 183. Why not theAWS console? Hide keys
- 184. Why not theAWS console? Hide keys Customize model
- 185. Why not theAWS console? Hide keys Customize model Enforce conventions
- 186. Why not theAWS console? Hide keys Customize model Enforce conventions Automate workflow
- 187. Why not theAWS console? Hide keys Customize model Enforce conventions Automate workflow Log changes
- 188. Why not theAWS console? Hide keys Customize model Enforce conventions Automate workflow Log changes Integrate systems
- 189. Why not theAWS console? Hide keys Customize model Enforce conventions Automate workflow Log changes Integrate systems Create REST API
- 190.
- 191.
- 192.
- 193.
- 194. http://github.com/Netflix/asgard Thank you Questions? github.com/joesondow @joesondow slideshare.net/joesondow linkedin.com/in/joesondow
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