I'm a bit new to this, but I found the concept/discussion of immutable infrastructure particularly interesting:
> Immutable infrastructure allows creating identical replicas of every version of an application. This allows you to build auto-scaling mechanisms, to replicate issues occurring in a production environment without interfering with the actual production environment, to run tests against exact production infrastructure before deploying, and much more. These are invaluable techniques for any production system.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Automation has a pretty steep learning curve (disclaimer: it did when I started learning), but it pays off pretty quickly. Definitely reach out if you need anything.
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[ 4.7 ms ] story [ 10.9 ms ] threadI'm a bit new to this, but I found the concept/discussion of immutable infrastructure particularly interesting:
> Immutable infrastructure allows creating identical replicas of every version of an application. This allows you to build auto-scaling mechanisms, to replicate issues occurring in a production environment without interfering with the actual production environment, to run tests against exact production infrastructure before deploying, and much more. These are invaluable techniques for any production system.