Watch: Writing Great Unit Tests with ChefSpec - Chef Blog | Chef
On March 23rd, I presented a live webinar on Writing Great Unit Tests. Watch the recording below to hear me explain how to write unit tests and how they apply to the domain of cookbook development. You’ll see me demonstrate how to build cookbooks by using a test-driven approach. At the end of the presentation, you’ll know when to apply unit tests, how to use the Chef DK tools effectively, and wher
Learn Chef - Tutorials | Chef
Learn Chef: Tutorials A new way to master Chef, DevOps & IT Automation SkillsAdvanced guidance tailored to your preferences: Fast, Flexible & Free Start your learning journey Progress Chef: A Guided TourUnsure of where to start your journey? Allow us to guide you through a structured collection of introductory courses on Chef. This tailored path will cover the fundamentals of Chef software product
Test Kitchen: Your Development Feedback Factory - Chef Blog | Chef
Test Kitchen makes it easy for you to test cookbooks on a variety of platforms. With Test Kitchen, you can quickly create test nodes, converge them, and then run tests against them to verify their state. In this recorded webcast, Chef engineer Fletcher Nichol explains how to use Test Kitchen to write and maintain Chef cookbooks with confidence. Fletcher shares: How to set up your workstation How t
Chef Analytics + Slack = Awesome - Chef Blog | Chef
Recently at Chef we moved to Slack for our internal messaging and collaboration tool. While this was awesome for us, our analytics product, Chef Analytics, had integrations written specifically for our old tool, Hipchat. If you’re not familiar with Chef Analytics, it provides a real time event stream on events that occur on the Chef Server and on Chef Clients. Analytics allows you to write rules t
5 Ways to Deal With the install.sh Curl Pipe Bash problem - Chef Blog | Chef
What these commands do is talk to a service we have called omnitruck and that downloads a shortish 600-line shell script which does the logic of figuring out what kind of distribution you are running and then downloads the correct s3 package artifacts for you (with some handling of version numbers, and nightlies and command line options to install chefdk, etc). These commands all follow the patter
Chef Audit Mode: CIS Benchmarks - Chef Blog | Chef
Today we’ve released an initial version of audit-cis. This is an “audit mode only” cookbook that runs on a node to check for compliance with The Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmark for a specific platform. This release targets CentOS 7, CIS Benchmark version 1.0.0. CIS Benchmarks are consensus based security recommendations for various operating systems, platform distributions, or commonl
Chef Blog - IT Automation for everything from configuration management to continuous delivery. | Chef
The primary objective of IT automation is to make processes related to infrastructure faster, more secure and error-free. Chef SaaS enables you to automate your IT infrastructure with the power of the cloud. Now, all your favorite Chef tools are available as SaaS. No setup hassles, no maintenance and no extra resources required. Read on to learn more.
Chef Provisioning: Infrastructure As Code - Chef Blog | Chef
Chef Provisioning is now a Release Candidate, included in the ChefDK version 0.3.4! This powerful new Chef featureset lets you idempotently create and converge machines, images, load balancers and other infrastructure, no matter where they are: cloud, bare metal, virtual machines, or containers. This is the next step in configuration management: Infrastructure as Code. Chef already does a bang-up
A Chef Community on Stack Exchange - Chef Blog | Chef
A Chef-specific Stack Exchange has been proposed. Follow the proposal, ask a few questions, and read this post for more background. At the Chef Community Summit in Seattle, we discussed how to make the new user experience for Chef users better. Distilling the concerns that I heard: the places where users look for answers often have a low signal-to-noise ratio access to Chef experts who participate
Getting Ready for Chef + PowerShell DSC - Chef Blog | Chef
Today we’d like to share the Supermarket debut of the PowerShell DSC cookbook for Chef, an early preview of Chef integration with PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) on Windows. This cookbook allows you to author recipes using any DSC resources available on your system, seamlessly surfacing them as Chef resources you can use in your cookbooks. Integration at this level can greatly expand
Berkshelf Workflow - Chef Blog | Chef
This article is cross-posted from https://sethvargo.com/berkshelf-workflow/. There are only two fundamental assumptions for working with Berkshelf: 1. Each cookbook is a uniquely packaged and versioned artifact 2. You have a centralized artifact store that exposes a dependency API and/or is indexable by the Berkshelf API Each cookbook is it own unit of infrastructure and should be treated as such.
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