Greetings! Today, I’ll be outlining some examples and patterns for packaging Windows applications with Chef Habitat. Previous Post: Chef Habitat on Windows: Basics Examples These are the main types of patterns we see in the field so I’m going to outline the basic info needed to get started. All applications have their own essence/flavor […]
Read More Greetings! Today, I’ll be introducing some of the basics for Chef Habitat, specifically focusing on Chef Habitat on Windows. I won’t be covering all the things as the Habitat website has a tremendous amount of reference material. I will be calling out some things that are either pitfalls or differing between Linux and Windows. Habitat […]
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I’m extremely excited to announce that, for the first time ever, all of the source code for Chef Automate is now open-sourced under the Apache 2.0 license. This further fulfills the changes we announced earlier in April. For those of you who are unfamiliar, Chef Automate is the premier DevOps dashboard and analytics tool that […]
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Oh man. What a week at Chef! Hopefully, you’ve seen our announcements about open sourcing our projects and changing our business model. We’ve been working on that for a while, and it’s been great to finally get to share it with you and start engaging open-source first. ChefConf has always been the real-life place for […]
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Another reason to attend ChefConf2019: learning to use Chef Habitat! Chef Habitat is a key component of Chef Enterprise Automation Stack; an automation system that allows teams to express infrastructure, security policies, and application lifecycle dependencies as code, to deliver that code via an automated pipeline, and to deploy, observe, and manage the technology lifecycle. […]
Read More Chef would not exist without its community. Our Open Source community built the foundation upon which every part of Chef stands. Together we continue to evolve and grow and shape each other as Chef moves into its third chapter. At Chef we firmly believe that Open Source Software – built by a community of contributors across […]
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Guest post by our friends at Indellient. We’re all on a mission to develop quickly, deliver reliably, and release more frequently, all in the name of better supporting our business. We must do all of this – securely, of course – across multiple environments. It’s not a simple task as each of your applications, services and […]
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As many of you know, the standard Microsoft lifecycle policy is 10 years of support (5 for mainstream + 5 for extended support) for business and developer products, such as SQL and Windows servers. At the end of the extended support period, patches or security updates are no longer provided, creating security and compliance issues. […]
Read More ChefConf 2019 is going to be a blast! And in addition to the fun you will be having with the rest of the Chef community, there will be a lot of good old-fashioned learning opportunities. I want to call specific attention to three of the workshops being delivered on Monday, May 20. I am pleased that […]
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I’m excited to announce that we have a new training course available for those learning Chef’s products and solutions: DevOps Pipeline! We understand the importance of an end-to-end workflow to automate all the things and this new class will help you accomplish that goal. DevOps Pipeline was developed and will be delivered by the Chef Authorized […]
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