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Chef Community Summit Berlin – 2018
By Mandi Walls
On Friday, February 9, Chef held our first Community Summit in Berlin at the Betahaus coworking space. Berlin has a thriving startup culture and is home to some of our InSpec teammates as well as a number of #cheffriends at AWS who work on OpsWorks for Chef Automate.
Read moreChef at CfgMgmtCamp 2018
By Julian Dunn
2018 marked the fifth anniversary of the CfgMgmtCamp conference, and for this milestone, the organizers decided to invite the luminaries of configuration management back to Gent, Belgium for a reunion.
Read moreCertified: Lenovo CNOS Cookbook
By JJ Asghar
I’m delighted to announce that Lenovo is now part of the Chef Partner Cookbook Program. They have certified the Lenovo CNOS Cookbook. Lenovo CNOS cookbook The Lenovo CNOS cookbook provides a set of recipes and resources for managing Lenovo switches. The cookbook provides resources to upload images, upload/download configurations, and VLAN provisioning.
Read morekitchen-vra Update
By JJ Asghar
I’m happy to announce a new feature that has been merged into the upstream kitchen-vra driver. You now have the ability to use the Catalog Names instead of the Catalog IDs for your instances. If you use VMware vRealize Automation everyday like I do, this is a really important addition to kitchen-vra.
Read moreUnderstand how Chef Supports the AWS Shared Responsibility Model
By Matt Carter
One of the key reasons organizations look at cloud migration is to improve the security of their IT systems. Cloud vendors such as AWS bring a level of expertise and scale to security that is impossible for an IT organization to replicate in a traditional datacenter.
Read moreJoin Us at ChefConf 2018
Tickets are on sale now for ChefConf 2018 in Chicago May 22-25. ChefConf is the must-attend DevOps conference that brings together the best voices in the industry for a week of insightful, disruptive, and thought-provoking conversations driving digital change in IT.
Read moreChef Open Source Community News – January 2018
By Julian Dunn
Chef has always been built atop a very strong open-source community. However, we’ve heard from many of you that it’s hard to find news about new features being developed in our open-source projects.
Read moreIcinga 2 Cookbooks: Breaking up the All-In-One Cookbook
By Blerim Sheqa
For vendors, configuration management has become as important as the software itself. As a vendor you should take responsibility and provide proper cookbooks for your software that fulfill the requirements for as many users as possible.
Read moreGetting Started with Node & Habitat
By GarrettAmini
One of the most exciting things about Habitat is how it can empower Node developers to be able to build and manage their own deployments.
Read more2017 Habitat Year in Review
By Ian Henry
Wow. 2017 Is finally drawing to a close. Part of me feels like this year has stretched on forever, and part of me feels like I was looking at a 2016 calendar just yesterday.
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