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Introduction
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First job in technology
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I saw a lot
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The last 30 years
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We made it all up
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Most rules dont apply
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Rules
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SendMailCF
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Terraform
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Flexibility
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Static
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Infrastructure as Model
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Representations
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Breaking Source Control
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Source Control History
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Source Control Issues
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Collab
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Testing
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Quality
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Regressions
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Feedback loops
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Immediate feedback
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Mark Burgess
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The 200 Knowledge Problem
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The Digital Twin
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The Benefit
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Single Source of Truth
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The Good
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The Bad
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Adams got a thing
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It doesnt lie
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Save Big on Coursera Plus. 7,000+ courses at $160 off. Limited Time Only! Grab it Explore a thought-provoking conference talk that challenges the concept of Infrastructure as Code. Delve into an alternative perspective on solving infrastructure problems by rewinding the clock and imagining a world where this approach never existed. Discover potential solutions that might have emerged in its absence, and gain insights into the evolution of technology over the past 30 years. Examine the rules and limitations of current practices, including SendMail, CF, and Terraform, while considering the benefits of flexibility and static infrastructure models. Analyze the impact of source control on collaboration, testing, and quality assurance in infrastructure management. Investigate the importance of immediate feedback loops and the concept of digital twins in modern infrastructure. Reflect on the advantages and drawbacks of having a single source of truth, and consider the implications of relying solely on digital representations of infrastructure. Leave with a fresh perspective on the future possibilities of infrastructure management and a deeper understanding of its complexities. Read more

Reimagining Infrastructure Management Without Infrastructure as Code

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