1785881906
Learning SaltStack Second Edition
by: Colton Myers
ISBN-10: 1785881906
ISBN-13: 9781785881909
Edition 版次: 2nd Revised edition
Publication Date 出版日期: 2016-06-30
Print Length 页数: 202
Book Description
By finelybook
SaltStack is one of the best infrastructure management platforms available. It provides powerful tools for defining and enforcing the state of your infrastructure in a clear,concise way. With this book learn how to use these tools for your own infrastructure by understanding the core pieces of Salt.
In this book we will take you from the initial installation of Salt,through running their first commands,and then talk about extending Salt for individual use cases. From there you will explore the state system inside of Salt,learning to define the desired state of our infrastructure in such a way that Salt can enforce that state with a single command. Finally,you will learn about some of the additional tools that salt provides,including salt-cloud,the reactor,and the event system. Well finish by exploring how to get involved with salt and what’s new in the salt community.
Finally,by the end of the book,you’ll be able to build a reliable,scalable,secure,high-performance infrastructure and fully utilize the power of cloud computing.
Contents
1: DIVING IN – OUR FIRST SALT COMMANDS
2: CONTROLLING YOUR MINIONS WITH REMOTE EXECUTION
3: EXECUTION MODULES – WRITE YOUR OWN SOLUTION
4: DEFINING THE STATE OF YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE
5: EXPANDING OUR STATES WITH JINJA2 AND PILLAR
6: THE HIGHSTATE AND ENVIRONMENTS
7: USING SALT CLOUD TO MANAGE VIRTUAL MINIONS
8: THE REACTOR AND THE EVENT SYSTEM
9: SECURITY BEST PRACTICES IN SALT
10: HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED?
What You Will Learn
Install Salt on your servers
Run commands on all or some of your minions instantly from a central managing server
Write custom Salt modules to handle your infrastructure’s unique needs
Define the state of your infrastructure and use Salt to enforce that state.
Create platform-agnostic state definitions for greater flexibility and power
Manage virtual servers on public or private clouds using Salt Cloud
Use the event system in Salt to create a reactive and self-healing infrastructure
Authors
Colton Myers
Colton Myers is a software engineer living in Salt Lake City,Utah. Since graduating with a BS in Computer Science from the University of Utah,he has worked professionally,writing software in Python. He loves working on open source software and has made multiple appearances as a speaker at the US PyCon conference.
Colton is a SaltStack Certified Trainer and has worked on the Salt open source software for years. He was previously a core engineer at SaltStack. At the time this book was published,he was a Python developer and systems engineer at Adobe.
Find him on Twitter and Github at @basepi.
