…and copyright. I have configured the values in my knife.rb: cookbook_copyright "Joshua Timberman" cookbook_license "apachev2" cookbook_email "cookbooks@housepub.org"
The resulting directory structure will be created: % tree cookbooks/smartmontools cookbooks/smartmontools ├── README.md ├── attributes ├── definitions ├── files │ └── default ├── libraries ├── metadata.rb ├── providers ├── recipes │ …
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: Cooking Solo with Chef
- till's blog: Getting the most out of Chef with Scalarium and vagrant
- Signal vs. Noise: Nuts & Bolts: Configuration management with Chef
- Momoro Machine: Getting started with Chef -- A tutorial
- Rails Dog: Generating Thousands of PDFs on EC2 with Ruby
- Edd Dumbill's Weblog: Behind the Times: Speaking about Chef at RailsConf
I am pleased to announce that Opscode's Chef Fundamentals open training materials have been updated to a new version. If you signed up for Open Training in the last month or so, you should have received a link to the updated materials.
Highlights of the new release:
Slide theme is consistent with the new web site.
Each unit has an accompanying lab (10 total).
Material reflects recent versions of Chef.
Just like books, course training materials are often out of date when …
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: Cooking Solo with Chef
- Momoro Machine: Getting started with Chef -- A tutorial
- Rails Dog: Generating Thousands of PDFs on EC2 with Ruby
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Custom Chef Recipes with Engine Yard Cloud
- RubyLearning Blog: Does ROR deployment deprive YOU of your sleep?
- JJinuxLand: PyCon: Lightning Talks
The 2011 Velocity Conference has begun! Opscode's presense began with a great Chef Presentation by Christopher Brown, Joshua Timberman, Matt Ray, Aaron Peterson and Seth Chisamore. If you are attending Velocity, make sure to stop by Opscode's booth (#505/507) to say hello and pick up Opscode's new Rule The Cloud stickers and T-shirt. Also, don't miss Adam Jacob and Jesse Robbins presentation, Choose Your Own Adventure 2; Electric Boogaloo…
- till's blog: Automating with Chef(-Solo)
- Brainspl.at: 4 years at Engine Yard, what a long strange trip it's been.
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: What happened to Rails Summit Latin America?
- High Scalability: Hot Scalability Links for July 2, 2010
This is an update on the blog post we made a couple weeks back regarding the future of Opscode's cookbooks and cookbooks repository. We are going to switch master branch to reflect the changes that have been made in the 0.10.0 branch this week. Aside from removal of a number of cookbooks (which has been done in the 0.10.0 branch), we've made several other important changes you should be aware of.
Chef Environments
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: From Solo to Full Chef
- Rails Dog: Generating Thousands of PDFs on EC2 with Ruby
- Momoro Machine: Getting started with Chef -- A tutorial
- till's blog: Getting the most out of Chef with Scalarium and vagrant
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Why Chef Should Manage Deploying Your Application
- Signal vs. Noise: Nuts & Bolts: Configuration management with Chef
We're making changes to the Opscode cookbooks repository about what cookbooks we include and how we provide support for them. As a large number of people rely on our cookbooks, we want to be clear about the intentions of the repository, and how we plan to release and support cookbooks going forward.
The cookbooks in our GitHub repository are the only ones maintained by us. We will provide bug fixes and help in using them. Opscode Platform customers will get direct support in …
- Opscode Blog: Update on the Future of Opscode's Cookbooks
…in presenting about your usage of Chef in the second hour, please email joshua@opscode.com.
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: Cooking Solo with Chef
- Momoro Machine: Getting started with Chef -- A tutorial
- Rails Dog: Generating Thousands of PDFs on EC2 with Ruby
- Jake Scruggs: Ruby Midwest 2010 Friday
- ZURB: Photos of the Team
- paperplanes: Conference Talks You Should Be Watching
Following the success of our recent Chef Hack Day in Austin, Texas, on Saturday April 30 we will have the first Denver/Boulder area hack day! Opscode will be in attendance with members of the developer and services teams.
What:
Spend a Saturday hacking on Chef itself, or on your cookbooks. The idea behind the hack day is some or all of the folks attending have Chef projects they would like to work on and get help from the community in real time. They'll be spontaneous mini-tutorials …
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: Cooking Solo with Chef
- Momoro Machine: Getting started with Chef -- A tutorial
- Rails Dog: Generating Thousands of PDFs on EC2 with Ruby
- Kalzumeus Software: Staging Servers, Source Control & Deploy Workflows, And Other Stuff Nobody Teaches You
- BenCurtis.com: A Chef recipe for ProFTPD
- RubyLearning Blog: Does ROR deployment deprive YOU of your sleep?
Opscode's Services team will be in Seattle again next week, and we'll be having an informal meeting for Chef users at the Owl & Thistle pub. Opscode is buying the first round and will have appetizers available. If you'd like to talk shop about Chef, Ruby or anything else about operations, please join us!
When:
Wednesday, March 30, from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Where:
Owl & Thistle
808 Post Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 621-7777
We hope to see you there!
- Brainspl.at: 4 years at Engine Yard, what a long strange trip it's been.
- High Scalability: Hot Scalability Links for July 2, 2010
- till's blog: Automating with Chef(-Solo)
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: What happened to Rails Summit Latin America?
- Momoro Machine: Getting started with Chef -- A tutorial
- Rails Dog: Generating Thousands of PDFs on EC2 with Ruby
The Mountain West RubyConf is in Salt Lake City is this Thursday and Friday, March 17-18! This is a regional Ruby conference held in Salt Lake City.
Opscode's Joshua Timberman will be presenting a talk on Cookbook design patterns used by Opscode for our published cookbooks and how to make cookbooks sharable betweenenvironments and infrastructures, as well as with other users.
Joshua will be available at the conference to answer questions about Chef…
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Steppin' Out: MountainWest Hackfest Edition
- till's blog: Automating with Chef(-Solo)
- High Scalability: Hot Scalability Links for July 2, 2010
Right before FOSDEM 2011 in Brussels, and right after Chef Fundamentals in London, Patrick Debois is hosting a Chef Advanced Training ( 2 day) in Gent, Belgium. Joshua Timberman will be teaching the class.
When: February 3-4, 2011.
Location: IBBT in Gent, Belgium .
Registration: To register, contact Patrick Debois
For more information also see blog announcement by Patrick Debois .
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