This Prezi was presented @: January 16th, 2013 (meetup / conversation details here)
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Hi,
In continuation to a Chef Introduction session we had last week on meetup, I thought a blog post was called for in order to emphasize the process of writing a recipie. And/Or working with chef in general as a buy product of that.
I will be using the basic "ntp" example Opscode uses on their wiki, but in order to understand the components of a recipe I will streach it a bit further in order to show the true power of Attributes and Templates.
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Following the Fuse day (#6) and the very poor documentation and the amount of bugs found in the Chef Solo cookbooks for the Chef OSS server, I put together a set of script which will attempt to clear all the clutter around installing a Cehf OSS server.
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Background:
As part of Tikal Fuse day #6 we planned to establish a management framework for a private cloud which will be used by the build management / Dev team(s).
The “building blocks” of this solution consists of:
by admin
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Introduction to Chef, an open source systems configuration management and integration framework. It covers why people use Chef, benefits of using it and gives an overview of how it works.
by hagzag
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A true story with a practical approach, emphasizing the milestones needed in order to shift from Continuous Integration to Continuous delivery & deployment. The presentation will cover a walk-through of methodologies & tools such as CI,CD combined with Jenkins, Jenkins MultiJob plugin and others.
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There is some confution on what is the best method to use Chef [ Some may argue why do I need Chef Anyway ? - see this blog post ... ]
The following blog post should give you a "Kick Start" with Chef.
Prequisets:
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MercadoLibre - the "eBAY of latin america" - Managing 1,000 physical servers and more than 6,000 virtual machines ... must be automated - acording to this article OpenSource Chef is the ultimate orchestrator of this kind of deployments.