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Chef Launches Policy-Based Provisioning
By Lucas Welch
Company Delivers Industry’s First Policy-Based Orchestration for Automating the Creation and Management of Compute Resources in Data Centers and the Cloud Chef to Demonstrate New Provisioning Capability at AWS re:Invent SEATTLE & LAS VEGAS — November 12, 2014 — Today at AWS re:Invent, Chef, the leader in web-scale IT automation, introduced Chef provisioning, a powerful […]
Read moreRelease: Enterprise Chef Server 11.2.5
By jmink
Hello Chefs, We’re pleased to announce the release of Enterprise Chef Server 11.2.5. What’s New Chef Client 12 support. As you may have heard Chef Client 12 is coming soon. Since Chef Client 12 is API compatible with Enterprise Chef Server 11, we’ve updated the server to accept the new client.
Read moreSecurity Release: Chef Server and Analytics (POODLE and OpenSSL Vulnerabilites)
Today we are announcing security releases of all supported versions of Chef Server, Enterprise Chef, and Chef Analytics. These releases address two separate issues: * POODLE SSLv3 attack, which allows allow a remote attacker to extract plaintext of targeted data within an SSL connection * CVE-2014-3513 and CVE-2014-3567, which expose a potential DoS attack vector.
Read moreServing up Delight in London
The week of October 13-17 is full of amazing Chef events in London. Make plans to join us for as many of these events as you can. And if you would like an early preview, join us this week for the Chef Users London Meetup on Thursday, October 9.
Read moreChef Bootcamps @ AWS Pop-Up Loft
By Lucas Welch
A couple weeks ago we teamed with our friends at Amazon Web Services (AWS) in the reopening of the AWS Pop-Up Loft. The Loft offers us a unique opportunity to connect with and support any and everyone looking to make the most of Chef and AWS.
Read moreLearn Chef – now with tracks for Windows Server and Ubuntu!
Today we released a refresh to the Learn Chef website. Here are some of the top highlights: Tracks for Windows Server and Ubuntu, along with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) & CentOS to help you learn in the server environment you’re most familiar with.
Read moreSecurity Releases: Omnibus 2.0.2 and 3.2.2 (insecure file ownership in Omnibus-built Debian and Ubuntu packages)
Ohai everyone, We have released Omnibus 2.0.2 and Omnibus 3.2.2 to address an issue in which the contents of Omnibus-built Debian and Ubuntu packages are being installed with an arbitrary non-root UID and GID.
Read moreSecurity Releases: Chef Server and Premium Features (insecure file ownership)
Today we are announcing security releases of all supported versions of the Chef Server, Enterprise Chef, and Chef Software-built premium features. These releases address package ownership issues on Debian-based platforms that result in Omnibus-built packages installing with contents owned by UID and GID 999 or 1001.
Read moreSecurity Releases: Chef Client and Related Products (insecure file ownership)
Today we are announcing security releases of all supported versions of the Chef Client, ChefDK, Chef Container and the Push Jobs client. These releases address package ownership issues on Debian-based platforms. Platforms Ubuntu Linux Debian Linux Description Chef products installed from Debian-style .
Read moreChef Teams with AWS, Brings DevOps to the Pop-Up Loft
By Lucas Welch
We’re excited to announce we’ve joined with our friends at Amazon Web Services (AWS) in the reopening of the AWS Pop-Up Loft, which had a very successful run earlier this year. Chef is joining AWS to bring DevOps and IT automation expertise to the re-launched Pop-Up Loft, opening this October 1, in San Francisco.
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