Infrastructure as Code¶
Morris, K. (2016). Infrastructure as Code: Managing Servers in the Cloud. O'Reilly Media.
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- Configuration Drift
- In systems administration — the origin — server fleets accumulate hand-applied package upgrades and divergent environment variables until the infrastructure-as-code no longer describes the actual cloud resources, with the "snowflake server" as the endpoint.
This sourceDefines configuration drift and the "snowflake server," and prescribes immutable infrastructure and continuous reconciliation against a declarative system of record.
- In systems administration — the origin — server fleets accumulate hand-applied package upgrades and divergent environment variables until the infrastructure-as-code no longer describes the actual cloud resources, with the "snowflake server" as the endpoint.
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