Immutable Infrastructure Realized: Fugue Computing

Re:Immutable Infrastructure Realized: Fugue Computing by wmf on Wednesday November 12, 2014 @04:26PM (#8598308)

The blog seems to have a target audience of people who have never heard of the cloud, but for those of us who are already familiar with cloud, DevOps, drift, and immutable infrastructure it would be nice to see an explanation of what specifically is new here.

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Re:Immutable Infrastructure Realized: Fugue Computing by AndrewWright on Wednesday November 12, 2014 @04:37PM (#8598368)

Hi wmf, you can find specifics of how Fugue works at www.fugue.it

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Re:Immutable Infrastructure Realized: Fugue Computing by wmf on Wednesday November 12, 2014 @04:59PM (#8598535)

I looked at the site before asking my question. It looks like cloud orchestration 101. How is it different from, say, Terraform?

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Re:Immutable Infrastructure Realized: Fugue Computing by AndrewWright on Wednesday November 12, 2014 @05:30PM (#8598706)

Terraform creates everything and hands you the keys to manage your infrastructure. Fugue continually manages your infrastructure after the deployment with the Conductor. The continuous automatic regeneration of instances make bad boots, noisy neighbors, and transient errors temporary blips rather than problems that must be manually addressed. Fugue continuously enforces your desired state of infrastructure so you don't have to.

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