Opscode will be hosting the Seattle Ruby Brigade's hack night next week, at Zeitgeist Coffee in Pioneer Square. Come on down to meet us and hang out with fellow ruby aficionados. Where: Zeitgeist Coffee When: March 17, 7-9pm We'll have free drinks available until we run out of them, and we'll have the place to ourselves. […]
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Sometimes grandchildren are pesky
When you are building a configuration management system, one of the things you learn quickly is that you are going to hit a ton of edge cases. Many of these edge cases are the result of applications that were not written with automation in mind. As but one example, many applications do not change their […]
Read More9 things to like about Chef
For those of you who are taking a look at Chef, we wanted to give you a run down of some of the things that make it awesome. Chef is Apache Licensed As an Open Source company, Opscode is dedicated to the idea that the best way for us to preserve our rights is to […]
Read MoreTranscript from Cloud Cafe Episode #31: "Opscode Introduces Chef"
Adam’s podcast with John Willis last week covered so much detail that I decided it was worth transcribing. You can listen to the Podcast Here, and you can subscribe to the podcast here. Cloud Cafe #31 – Opscode Introduces Chef [0:02] [music] John Willis: [0:18] All right, hey, this is John Willis at johnmwillis.com doing another Cloud Cafe […]
Read MoreCloud Cafe Podcast about Chef!
I had the pleasure of talking with John M Willis, of the most excellent IT Management and Cloud Blog and Cloud Cafe Podcast fame. John watches the IT Management and Cloud space like a hawk – pretty much no story misses his eye. We talk about: What is Chef? How would people use it? What's […]
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