The Log Book of Manuel Kießling
The Log Book of Manuel Kießling
Covers topics on architecting, building, deploying and running software and systems for the web based on open source tools with lean methodologies.
This article describes in great detail what I learned about setting up AngularJS applications in terms of project structure, tools, dependency management, test automation and code distribution. The result is a seed project that is easily extendable, clearly structured, self-documenting, and comfortable to work with.
The PHP library Mockery allows to use a simulated version of certain objects within unit tests, usable where objects are passed into methods as dependencies. This form of simulation is called mocking. The following example shows how mocking enables us to test methods that depend on a database without the need for a real database when running our tests.
With this series I would like to provide a comprehensive hands-on tutorial that explains step-by-step how to build an automated and centrally managed Linux server infrastructure using Puppet. Part 1 of the series explains in great detail how to set up a virtual machine infrastructure which allows to create a realistic Puppet server-client setup.
The second part of my Puppet series explains how to use the infrastructure that was set up in part 1 in order to automatically and centrally manage the configuration of a Puppet client system.
Part 3 of the series shows how to extend the first simple manifest developed in the previous part into a more complex one, and how to structure it into a generic and reusable module.