We’ve already lined up a tremendous group of speakers and trainings for #ChefConf 2014 in San Francisco, April 15-17, and we’re looking forward to seeing the whole Chef Community out in force. Of course, keynotes, sessions, trainings, and such are all gravy, but what’s happening once the sun goes down? We’ve got you covered… Before […]
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#ChefConf Talk Spotlight: “Chef @ Scale – Patterns for Success” from Yahoo
The countdown to #ChefConf continues as we spotlight the many Awesome Chefs presenting at the show, which takes place April 15-17 in San Francisco. Today we’re highlighting a presentation that focuses on something we hear a lot in association with Chef – scale. Yes, we all know Chef has some serious scale, but what does […]
Read MoreChef Supermarket – The New Community Site
We’re Finally Making Progress On A Better Community Site Experience Chef is awesome. Our existing community site experience…OK, but not awesome. We announced plans to revamp and open source the community site at the Community Summit in November and now were making good progress on that with Supermarket. We’ve been working with the team over […]
Read MoreWindows + Chef: New Azure Demo, #ChefConf Talks, and More
Here at Chef we’re working closely with Microsoft and the wider Windows Community to make Windows a first-class Chef experience. Microsoft is a big supporter of Chef and we’re continuing to add functionality and build out our joint engineering road map together. In the meantime, we recommend watching this recent episode of The Edge on […]
Read More#ChefConf Talk Spotlight: “Cynic to Believer” from Schuberg Philis’ Sander van Harmelen
With four weeks to go until #ChefConf, we’re continuing to highlight the many Awesome Chefs presenting at the show. Today we’re previewing “Cynic to Believer – A Continuous Delivery Story w/Chef” by Sander van Harmelen from Schuberg Phillis. Sander’s talk takes place at 11:35 am on Wed., April 16. Sander’s story is pretty interesting and […]
Read More#ChefConf Keynote Spotlight: Jez Humble’s ‘DevOps Culture and Practices to Create Flow’
We’re just over a month away from #ChefConf 2014 and have already spotlighted some very cool training opportunities and released the full show agenda. To continue answering the question, “Why should I attend?” we’ll be spotlighting each of the keynote presentations and a handful of the session presentations over the next few weeks. Today we […]
Read More#ChefConf 2014 Workshop Spotlight: Git and GitHub
We’re still rolling with our blog series highlighting each of the #ChefConf workshops and today we take a look at Peter Bell‘s two half-day workshops: – Git and GitHub Foundations – Intermediate and Advanced Git and GitHub Tips and Tricks Peter is a contract member of the GitHub training team and is writing books on […]
Read More#ChefConf 2014 Workshop Spotlight: Kanban
Continuing our blog series highlighting each of the #ChefConf workshops and the unique learning opportunity they each present, today’s post puts the spotlight on Dragos Dumitriu’s “Introduction to Kanban for IT Operations and DevOps”, which will focus on helping people and teams in operations roles develop a new perspective and a new mindset that is […]
Read MoreBrightest Minds In DevOps To Speak At #ChefConf 2014
Change Agents from GE Capital, InterContinental Hotels Group, Target, and Yahoo Join DevOps Luminaries Rachel Chalmers, Jez Humble, Adam Jacob, and Gene Kim to Address the Chef Community Conference to Feature More Than 55 Presentations on DevOps Best Practices, Continuous Delivery, and Chef Skills BMC Software, Citrix, Google, IBM, Rackspace, and VMware Among Leading Technology […]
Read MoreUltra Early Bird Pricing for #ChefConf 2014 ends in two weeks!
That’s right, you only have two weeks left to get #ChefConf 2014 tix for $850. This super discount ends Dec. 31. So… Register today! Our third annual #ChefConf, goes down April 15-17, at the Hyatt Embarcadero in San Francisco. It’s going to be the biggest and best yet, with a diverse set of workshops, amazing […]
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