In our blog last week we told you that AWS CloudFormation has grown its support beyond JSON to include YAML. Prior to the announcement, our AWS consultants had been writing in YAML and used an in-house YAML CloudFormation generator to help us avoid the typical pain points associated with JSON. We promised in that article to share with you instructions on how to convert existing JSON CloudFormation templates into YAML and are delivering on that promise today.
In our last article, we took a look at how marrying Ansible and AWS makes a great deal of sense for DevOps enterprises and discussed eight specific ways Ansible helps create greater efficiency and effectiveness for AWS deployments. Today we will dive into the recently refactored Ansible to discuss its newest features and how they can further help bolster your AWS efforts. In addition, Ansible likes to bill itself as “batteries included”. As a result, we will also review the new "batteries" or modules that are available with the release of Ansible 2.0.
In the last post, as part of our on-going Docker Tutorial Series, we discussed Docker Hub and Docker Registry API. In today’s post, let’s delve into Docker Remote API.
