Infrastructure As Code • Martin Fowler • YOW! 2016

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Martin Fowler - Author, Speaker, Consultant & General Loud-mouth on Software Development
ABSTRACT
Martin Fowler shares his views on Infrastructure As Code.
Martin is Chief Scientist at Thoughtworks, Opinion Leader and Author of many Development books. Martin concentrates on designing enterprise software - looking at what makes a good design and what practices are needed to come up with good design. He's been a pioneer of various topics around object-oriented technology and agile methods, and written several books including "Refactoring", "UML Distilled", "Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture", and "NoSQL Distilled". Martins also writes at martinfowler.com. [...]
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[@johncrwarner]

MTTR > MTBF is a vital lesson
in all walks of life.
Failures happen and often are unexpected
The question becomes dealing with the issues thrown up.
My first mentor said the same thing in non-computer terms
and I have always tried to live with it.

[@rkara2]

Infrastructure isn't code.
Infrastructure is policies, and more importantly decentralized or dynamic policies.
Governance or rules of the system

[@jonasgrnbek7113]

The code provisions the infrastructure, which makes the term make sense.
I would disagree that infrastructure is policies. Infrastructure is what your code/services runs on or communicates through.

[@okerror1451]

You are just plain wrong. Consider your opinions a dinosaur.