It has been only three months since 0.10.4 and we have another huge release for you. Once again, the Chef community has delivered. Andrea Campi of European consulting shop Zephirworks has been hard at work. He has been working on refactoring parts of the chef-server to be more modular, working toward allowing you to run [...]
InfoQ just posted a great video & presentation of Michael T. Nygard talking about using Chef in the datacenter and in the cloud for managing physical and virtual systems at GOTO Aarhus.
Bryan Barry over at the devopsanywhere blog has written a great post about Chef containing his thoughts on why you might want to start using Chef to manage your infrastructure. Bryan’s point below especially resonated with us because it articulates the fundamental change that is taking place with Chef and the cloud: The emergence of [...]
You may have noticed from recent posts to the mailing list, or by watching the ticket system that we have been pretty busy updating our cookbooks with community contributions and other fixes. In this post, I will explain what we have been up to, what we’re planning for the near-term, and how you, our excellent [...]
Seattle Business has selected Opscode as the “Service Provider of the Year” and we have to thank our customers for this honor! In the announcement, Seattle Business cited our work with customers, including our work with EA2D to deploy 200 servers quickly when it expected thousands of people to sign up for the new online [...]
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