The IJ is the river/lake behind the conference building (in Amsterdam). Well, what is it? A river or a lake? Now it looks more like a river, if you look at older maps, it is more of a lake. It changed!
CLAMS - culture, lean, automation, metrics, sharing. You can make a graph out of it with five axis. Map out your organisation! Look at the shape. Is it changing? Does it need to change?
Cloud architects. DevOps engineers. The cloud architects have various tools to make nice overviews and graphical images of the infrastructure they’re planning, for instance cloudcraft.co for amazon.
Devops: everything should be code. So what do we want? Textual formats! Like terraform’s configuration format.
There’s an “export to terraform” function now. It is/uses modules.tf: terraform code generated out of cloudcraft.co’s data
Why do we want yaml?
We want something human-readable, so that rules out xml.
We want comments, so that rules out json.
There are issues, though. Weird conversion of strings. 80:80 becomes the
string "80:80", but 20:20 becomes the number 20 to the power of
20. Somehow.
TOML is an alternative that tries to fix several issues, but it isn’t perfect.
If you stick to yaml: quote more than you do now!
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