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Clinton Wolfe

Clinton Wolfe is the Technical Product Owner for Chef and also serves as an Architect within the INFRA 360 Technology Group, giving him deep and broad insight across engineering and product strategy. With over two decades of hands-on experience, he has helped customers across web application and DevSecOps domains use Chef tools in powerful, often unexpected ways. Before moving into product management, Clinton led engineering teams focused on compliance, workstation tooling and cloud automation, shaping his approach to sustainable, high‑impact engineering.

Outside work, he enjoys emceeing DevOpsDays Philadelphia and building tiny farm equipment out of Lego.


What’s the Difference Between Progress Chef Infra Client 18 and 19?

Chef Infra Client 19 is a major leap forward in ease of distribution and capability. Learn more about the differences between version 18 and verison 19 here and get started on your Chef Infra Client 19 journey today!

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Announcing the Eventual Retirement of Omnibus

Progress Chef is moving to Habitat-based packaging of its client tools and is sunsetting the Omnibus project. While this won't impact most customers, we take a moment to look back at this historic project and its important role in our products.

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New Product Update: Introducing Semantic Versioning for Chef Workstation

Starting with Progress Chef Workstation 26, we are moving away from our historical dated versioning scheme and adopting loose Semantic Versioning (SemVer).

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What’s New With Application Delivery in Progress Chef Habitat 2.0

The new Progress Chef Habitat release brings updates to platform support, modernizes key dependencies and simplifies parts of the user experience.

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Progress Chef Product Updates: Embracing the New Age of Hab-Based Builds

An in-depth look at Infra Client 19, Habitat 2.0, Hab-Based Workstation and InSpec 7.

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Important Information for Chef Workstation Users Facing CI Pipeline Issues When Running Test Kitchen

How to solve chef workstation issue with test kitchen

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Progress Chef Infra Client 19 is Here!—Faster Installs, Safer Upgrades and a Stronger Foundation

Progress Chef Infra Client 19 has new habitat-based packaging system, smooth installs and faster upgrades.

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What the New Runtime Licensing Means for Progress Chef Gem Users

This blog explains the new runtime licensing changes for chef gem users.

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What’s new in InSpec 5?

This blog discusses what's new in Chef Inspec 5.

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Product Announcement: Chef Workstation Released as Generally Available!

Chef Workstation Released as Generally Available! Chef Workstation, the toolkit for infrastructure automation and compliance, has reached General Availability (GA) with lots of great new features and changes.

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