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Inside the new AWS OpsWorks for Chef Automate service
We’re excited about this morning’s announcement at AWS re:Invent unveiling the new AWS OpsWorks for Chef Automate service. This service helps anyone get started quickly with Chef Automate in a low-risk low-friction way with all the benefits you’d expect from any native AWS service.
Read moreErchef Comes to Hosted Chef
By Seth Falcon
I’m very happy and quite proud to announce the successful deployment of erchef on Hosted Chef this week. Getting erchef into Hosted Chef has been a long and challenging project involving a good chunk of Opscode’s engineers.
Read moreChef Server 11.0.8 Released
By Seth Falcon
We are happy to announce the release of Chef Server 11.0.8 containing a number of security and bug fixes as detailed below.
Read moreReflections on 5 years as an Open Source company
By Adam Jacob
As we head in to our second (sold out! Woohoo!) #ChefConf, I find myself getting all misty eyed, nostalgic, and reflective.
Read moreTurn it to 11: Upgrading From Chef 10
By John Keiser
Editor’s Note: A previous version of this blog post recommended setting cookbook\_path to nil in the knife.rb file. That line has been removed, as it causes an error in newer version of knife/chef-client. Either do not set the cookbook\_path or do not set it to nil when following these instructions.
Read moreChef 11 Server: Up and Running
In this post, we’re going to look at how easy it is to get up and running with a Chef Server on a brand new Ubuntu 12.04 or CentOS 6.3 system. We’ll also explore the new Chef Server management tool, chef-server-ctl, and the new configuration file.
Read moreThe Making of Erchef, the Chef 11 Server
By Seth Falcon
The Chef 11 Server provides significant improvements in terms of compute efficiency, scalability, and operability. We achieved these improvements by rewriting the API server in Erlang and switching the data store from CouchDB to PostgreSQL.
Read moreChef 11 Released!
We’re incredibly proud to share the latest major release of Chef with you. The Chef Client and Chef Server are now separate projects. We will be making separate but compatible releases moving forward. You can download both of them from the Chef download page.
Read moreChef for OpenStack in Boston and NYC
By Matt Ray
What better way to start 2013 than getting involved with Chef for OpenStack in Boston and New York City?
Read moreIntroducing Partial Search for Opscode Hosted Chef
By Seth Falcon
We have deployed a new search API, dubbed /partial search/, to Opscode Hosted Chef. The partial search API is designed to reduce the amount of memory and the network bandwidth required by chef-client to process search results.
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