Chef vs. Puppet vs. Ansible vs. Salt - What's Best for Deploying and Managing OpenStack?

[@WilsonMar1]

[8:50] About Salt written in Python
[15:18] Ansible written in Python, uses SSH to communicate
[19:18] Ursula for OpenStack
[22:26] Puppet
[27:40] Chef
[34:19] Actions by job role

[@iversity]

Well done. Very informative. Cleared up some questions and confusion on how different pieces of deployment were related. Offered a great comparision by obvious experts.

[@danielkrook]

+Steven House Thanks Steven, glad you found the talk valuable!

[@DmitryVoytik]

For those who don't have time to watch it: start with Ansible. 35:55

[@s1lv3rh4wk]

Its 2017 and this comparison is still informative. Ansible is the way to go now :-)

[@AdilSadik1991]

Stumbled across this looking for info on Chef vs Ansible vs (etc). Very informative. Is there anywhere I can download the slides from the presentation?

[@yashmenpara8311]

www.slideshare.net/AnimeshSingh/caps-whats-best-for-deploying-and-managing-openstack-chef-vs-ansible-vs-puppet-vs-salt-57941706

[@matthewtang9328]

will try ansible after watching your video, thanks!

[@davidb8831]

this was in Japan?
Man I wish I went I didn't know about this and tokyo is a 40 minute train ride from here ugh.

[@Indians-In-Germany-With-Dipak]

Great stuff ... thanks

[@bschonec]

Heavy breathing starts at 0:00

[@LayneSadler]

"Docker's the most popular, but we won't cover that today."

[@bantrothuvenkataramana6659]

very nice and usefull for admins