Managing Your Infrastructure on Azure using SaltStack
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Rita Zhang and Jason Poon of Microsoft presented on managing infrastructure on Azure using SaltStack. They demonstrated how to deploy Elasticsearch on Azure using Salt Cloud to provision instances from an ARM template. The demo showed running a highstate to configure the instances using top files and formulas. Resources included a case study on using SaltStack with Azure and GitHub repos for the Elasticsearch and MySQL demos. They encouraged attendees to contribute more to open source projects.
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