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“IBM and Microsoft push Opscode Chef.”
Matthias Marschall |
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“Opscode ChefConf 2013 Brings Chef Open-Source Automation to Light.” Darryl Taft |
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“Opscode Chef configuration automation tool aids cloud management.”
Beth Pariseau |
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“Q&A: How Facebook uses Chef configuration management tools.”
Beth Pariseau |
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“Opscode teams with IBM and Microsoft.”
Yevgeniy Sverdlik |
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“Opscode cooks up deals to serve Chef automation from IBM, Joyent clouds.”
Timothy Prickett Morgan |
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“Opscode gains momentum with IBM, Microsoft deals.”
Barb Darrow |
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“DevOps Meets the Enterprise: Chef Now Supported by IBM, Microsoft.”
Rich Miller |
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“Opscode, IBM Team to Bring Open-Source Automation to SmartCloud.”
Darryl Taft |
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“Open Source’s Deep Dive into the Enterprise.”
Jay Lyman |
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“IBM Cooks Up OpenStack Cloud Platform with Chef”
Darryl Taft |
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“AWS launches Chef-based management platform.”
Mikael Ricknäs |
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“Facebook hires Chef to juggle 150,000 machines”
Cade Metz |
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“Opscode Chef gets a hand from Facebook”
Joab Jackson |
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“Opscode is Facebook’s answer for scaling its ‘Carl Sagan’ size deployments”
Alex Williams |
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“Facebook taps Opscode for cloud automation”
Andrew Nusca |
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“Opscode guts Chef control freak to scale it to 10,000 servers”
Timothy Prickett Morgan |
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“Opscode touts Facebook’s help in scaling up Chef configuration automation
tool.”
Barb Darrow |
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“Opscode files down steep learning curve with Chef 11″
Beth Pariseau |
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“Opscode Chef cooks up Facebook automation”
Jane McCallion |
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“Facebook taps Seattle cloud startup Opscode to help automate core
infrastructure”
John Cook |
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“Facebook taps Opscode Private Chef for configuration, management of servers”
David Cohen |
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“Facebook Scales Servers with Retooled Chef”
Rich Miller |
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“Cooking up a storm?”
Phil Aslop |
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“Opscode brings recipe for automation to EMEA markets.”
Penny Jones |
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“Cloud infrastructure startup Opscode nearly doubles staff, expands in Europe and Asia”
John Cook |
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“Opscode expands overseas as enterprise cloud software biz grows.”
Curt Woodward |
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“Opscode goes global.”
Emily Parkhurst |
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“Opscode brings IT automation platform to Europe.”
Daniel Robinson |
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“Opscode is getting into the services racket… to help get customers up to
speed on using Chef quickly.”
Timothy Prickett Morgan |
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“Opscode is going beyond devops templates popular among DIY programmers to add
enterprise services as well as configuration management and other solutions to
its product roster.”
Barb Darrow |
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“Opscode introduces Chef professional services for cloud infrastructure
automation.”
Matt Winberger |
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“Chef goes beyond simply managing machines and aims to create a new development model that’s fluid, a concept known as ‘infrastructure as code.’”
Libby Clark |
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“Besides providing other cloud automation features… Opscode Chef can help simplify customers recovery from outages.”
Stuart Johnston |
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“Automate infrastructure and rule the cloud with Opscode.”
Darlene Lin |
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“Opscode debuts Chef for OpenStack to improve cloud infrastructure.” |
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“Opscode has published ‘Chef for OpenStack,’ a reference deployment for building and managing OpenStack clouds.”
Colleen Miller |
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“Data center pros push systems automation limits with Chef.”
Beth Pariseau |
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“The tweaked-up Chef features quite a few added capabilities that justify a trial.”
Maria Deutscher |
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“Over the last four years and 54 stable releases, more than 715 contributors
have added their code to the pot.”
Matt Winberger |
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“Opscode adds enterprise features, command-line integration with more clouds.”
Rachel Chalmers |
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“Chef Hits 1 Million Downloads, Adds New Features.”
Rich Miller |
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“Opscode just boosted the scalability of Private Chef so that a sysadmin can
manage three times as many workloads without adding hardware.”
Barb Darrow |
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“Jesse Robbins talks shifts for sysadmins and a surprising use for Chef.”
Timothy M. O’brien |
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“As cloud computing grows, IT people need to automate as many functions as possible. Everyone loves this software. Its management includes some of the people that originally built Amazon’s Web Services cloud, too.”
Julie Bort |
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“Seattle’s Opscode Inc. plans to hire 30 new employees this year. The majority
of the Opscode’s new hires will be in engineering.”
Joseph Walker |
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“The company’s offering allows developers and engineers to define what
infrastructure they want to build and then manage these complex systems in a
number of environments.”
Leena Rao |
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“Opscode has raised $19.5 million in Series C funding to help push its cloud
server configuration management technology into the traditional enterprise market.”
Scott Denne |
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“Opscode draws on an open-source community to produce software to manage and
automate deployment of infrastructure and applications.”
Brier Dudley |
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“Configuration management specialist Opscode plans to use $19.5 million in new
funding to build up its engineering staff and fuel its push into the enterprise.”
Barb Darrow |
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“One of the key selling points of Opscode’s Chef software is that it’s
open-source, so there’s a community of IT experts developing new ways to use
the tools.”
Curt Woodward |
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“Chef has quickly become one of the key tools for configuration management
for fast-growing infrastructures.”
Rich Miller |
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“Opscode has lured more big backers as momentum builds for that tool’s open
source, hosted, and licensed versions.”
Timothy Prickett Morgan |
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“The company has been on a significant growth curve in recent months… The new
money will help propel the company forward even further.”
John Cook |
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“Service Provider of the Year.”
Gianni Truzzi |
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“We expect that more mainstream enterprises and those using Windows will be
adopting Chef and similar tools as they increasingly embrace ‘devops’ – the
fusion of application development and deployment.”
Jay Lyman |
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“Before this, there were ways of configuring servers and managing them, but
DevOps has gotten it right.”
Cade Metz |
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“Server virtualization juggernaut VMware, which lives and dies on Windows in
the data center, helped to put together and test [Chef on Windows].”
Timothy Prickett Morgan |
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“Chef has already proven remarkably popular both among users needing to
simplify deployment of their web infrastructures, as well as among software
providers.”
Derrick Harris |
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“Opscode Taking BookRenter Back to School in the Cloud.”
Greg Lamm |
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“The software has helped companies tap vast stores of computing power in new
ways, accelerating research in fields such as financial modeling and genetics.”
Olga Kharif and Ashlee Vance |
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“Cloud automation specialist Opscode, Inc. has named Mitch Hill as Chief
Executive Officer…”
Rich Miller |
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“Opscode, a young Seattle company that sells cloud-computing management
services, has added some executive firepower to help manage its growth.”
Curt Woodward |
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“Ex-Avanade boss Mitch Hill jumps back into the startup world, joins Opscode
as CEO.”
John Cook |
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“Opscode announced private Chef…Users are asking for the next level of
utility computing; actual usefulness, inside their own data centers.”
Carl Brooks |
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“Opscode, the configuration management company that has rethought the way to deploy and monitor hardware and software for cloud environments…”
Stacey Higginbotham |
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“Effective automation is a critical step in making cloud computing work. One
of the leading players in the cloud automation sector is Opscode.”
Rich Miller |
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“…New Chef-driven tool is recipe for success”
Maxwell Cooter |
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“Clearly, if you want to run a cloud, Chef is a good place to start.”
Carl Brooks |
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“Podcast: Velocity and Opscode”
Michael Coté |
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“Venture Capital Continues To Pour Dollars In To Commercial Open Source”
Alan Shimel |
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“…Opscode’s service offering is the net-new interesting thing.”
Michael Coté |
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“Ex-Amazon ‘Master of Disaster’ animates server Chef”
Cade Metz |
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“…DevOps is…a concept that has the potential to fundamentally disrupt the
management software business.”
Bernd Herzog |
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“Opscode scores $11 million”
John Cook |
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“Opscode: Turning Sysadmins into Superheroes”
Mark Hinkle |
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“A Utility for Internet Scale”
Rich Miller, Data Center Knowledge |
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“…Chef represents a generational shift in information technology.”
Stacey Higginbotham |
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“…The 451 Group said this launch has ‘the promise to be one of the
watershed moments in web infrastructure.’”
Anthony Ha |