Author:
Irving Popovetsky
Irving leads the Customer Engineering team at Chef
Migrating your Chef Server with knife-ec-backup and knife-tidy
Overview Now is a great time to start thinking about deploying a new Chef Server.
Read moreA journey with Habitat on Amazon ECS, part 2
In the first part of this series we got the Chef Automate Pilot container stack up and running on ECS. Now let’s make it survive termination of any container or EC2 instance without losing data by adding AWS RDS, EFS and Elasticsearch.
Read moreA journey with Habitat on Amazon ECS, part 1
Amazon’s ECS (EC2 Container Service) provides a compelling offering to developers and operators who are already very comfortable with AWS and its tooling. In this series of posts I explore deployment strategies for Containerized applications built using Habitat on ECS. The mission: Taking an application stack from “works on my laptop” to “works in production”.
Read moreSetting Up Your Private Supermarket Server
This is an updated version of the previous post from August, 2014: Getting started with oc-id and Supermarket Chef Server 12 includes oc-id, the OAuth2 service that powers id.chef.io. After upgrading to this release, Chef customers can now run their own Supermarket service behind a firewall.
Read moreThe ChefDK on Windows Survival Guide
Intro The ChefDK is intended to “contain everything you need to start using Chef” and greatly ease the Developer Workstation setup process. Despite the apparent similarities to the Chef Omnibus package, ChefDK users have found a number of issues and inconsistencies, particularly on Windows.
Read moreRelease: Enterprise Chef 11.2.1
Enterprise Chef 11.2.1 is a critical bug-fix release for customers who installed Enterprise Chef 11.2.0. It corrects a single defect experienced by customers who upgraded from earlier releases.
Read moreRelease: Enterprise Chef 11.2.0 and Chef Analytics 1.0.1
We are pleased to announce the release of the Enterprise Chef 11.2.0 server and Chef Analytics 1.0.1. Enterprise Chef 11.2.0 What’s New oc-id Adds the Chef Identity Service. This enables Supermaket and Analytics authentication against the Enterprise Chef Server.
Read moreGetting Started with oc-id and Supermarket
Enterprise Chef 11.2.0 includes oc-id, the OAuth2 service that powers id.opscode.com. After upgrading to this release, Chef customers can run their own Supermarket service behind a firewall. oc-id setup: 1: Add the following setting to your /etc/opscode/private-chef.
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