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Running Hubot on AWS Elastic Beanstalk |

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Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Running Hubot on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. October 7, 2015 8:34 am. When you read about Hubot. You read about Heroku. Seems to be the defacto hosting environment for Hubot. So much that even Hubot. 8216;s own documentation makes reference to hosting it on Heroku. 8212; mainly because it can be setup in a snap and is free as long as you keep your usage levels on the low side. Since we have most of our infrastructure in AWS. We wanted to keep our Hubot. Yet, pa...

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DevOps |

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Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Automatically Publish Your Changelog to Slack. It’s always wise to keep a non-git-log changelog in your code repository. A changelog provides a way to explain what changes were made in a more verbose and reader-friendly way than a terse commit log. Even more valuable is providing this information to your team. While anyone can certainly look at your repository and view… Read more ». Running Hubot on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. A Better Dockerized MySQL. After u...

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chatops |

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Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Running Hubot on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. When you read about Hubot you read about Heroku. Heroku seems to be the defacto hosting environment for Hubot, so much that even Hubot‘s own documentation makes reference to hosting it on Heroku — mainly because it can be setup in a snap and is free as long as you keep your usage levels on the low side. The easiest way to run cron jobs on AWS. Signup for our weekly digest for developers. A Better Dockerized MySQL.

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Docker |

http://blog.turret.io/category/docker

Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Developing and Deploying with GitHub and CircleCI. Running Hubot on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. When you read about Hubot you read about Heroku. Heroku seems to be the defacto hosting environment for Hubot, so much that even Hubot‘s own documentation makes reference to hosting it on Heroku — mainly because it can be setup in a snap and is free as long as you keep your usage levels on the low side. A Better Dockerized MySQL. After using Jenkins for some time, th...

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slack |

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Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Automatically Publish Your Changelog to Slack. It’s always wise to keep a non-git-log changelog in your code repository. A changelog provides a way to explain what changes were made in a more verbose and reader-friendly way than a terse commit log. Even more valuable is providing this information to your team. While anyone can certainly look at your repository and view… Read more ». Post Elastic Beanstalk Notifications to a Slack Channel.

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web development |

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Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Automatically Publish Your Changelog to Slack. It’s always wise to keep a non-git-log changelog in your code repository. A changelog provides a way to explain what changes were made in a more verbose and reader-friendly way than a terse commit log. Even more valuable is providing this information to your team. While anyone can certainly look at your repository and view… Read more ». Painless Jekyll on OS X. A Faster Turret.IO with Docker. It’s no sec...

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circleci |

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Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Developing and Deploying with GitHub and CircleCI. CircleCI vs. SemaphoreCI vs. Shippable for Docker Workflows. After using Jenkins for some time, the natural progression towards cheaper and simpler alternatives kicked in. While not the prettiest thing to look at, Jenkins served us well, but the costs involved with running at least one full-time AWS instance (plus workers) for our CI needs were becoming questionable. The easiest way to run cron jobs on AWS.

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hubot |

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Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Running Hubot on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. When you read about Hubot you read about Heroku. Heroku seems to be the defacto hosting environment for Hubot, so much that even Hubot‘s own documentation makes reference to hosting it on Heroku — mainly because it can be setup in a snap and is free as long as you keep your usage levels on the low side. The easiest way to run cron jobs on AWS. Signup for our weekly digest for developers. A Better Dockerized MySQL.

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devops |

http://blog.turret.io/tag/devops-2

Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Running Hubot on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. When you read about Hubot you read about Heroku. Heroku seems to be the defacto hosting environment for Hubot, so much that even Hubot‘s own documentation makes reference to hosting it on Heroku — mainly because it can be setup in a snap and is free as long as you keep your usage levels on the low side. A Better Dockerized MySQL. The easiest way to run cron jobs on AWS. Signup for our weekly digest for developers.

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Web development |

http://blog.turret.io/category/web-development

Simple behavior-driven marketing for developers. Developing and Deploying with GitHub and CircleCI. Automatically Publish Your Changelog to Slack. A Better Dockerized MySQL. MySQL still plays a large part in many software stacks and while many IaaS vendors have their own hosted versions (i.e. Amazon RDS), it’s still fairly common to run MySQL in a Docker container, especially in development environments. One common problem that’s encountered with MySQL is initializing it before it...After using Jenkins f...