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Enterprise Ready Habitat Plans Now Available
By James Casey
Today at ChefConf 2017 we are excited to launch a new program for enterprise content around Habitat and announce a first set of “enterprise ready” Habitat plans. The plans are all open source and serve as best practice references to guide you as you write plans for your own applications.
Read moreChef Community Engineering – Quarterly Update
We’re excited to be in Austin, TX this week for ChefConf. Today we’re hosting a Community Summit so it’s a great time to reflect on some of the amazing things the community and community engineering team at Chef completed in the first three months of the year!
Read moreUse Shield to backup and restore Redis
In a recent blog post I briefly discussed how to build, export and run a service packaged via a Habitat plan. In this post we will take a look at running Redis and backing it up via Shield.
Read moreGoCD Cookbook and the Chef Partner Cookbook Program
By JJ Asghar
I’m happy to announce that GoCD is now part of the Chef Partner Cookbook Program. They have certified the GoCD Cookbook. This cookbook deploys a standard GoCD server or agent with the required settings to get it ready for your usage. GoCD is an on-premise, open source, continuous delivery tool by ThoughtWorks.
Read moreWho to Follow on Twitter at #ChefConf
By Jamie Bright
To help you make the most of your time at ChefConf (May 22 – 24 in Austin) we’ve curated a list of some of our most prolific Tweeters in the Chef community. We’ll be sharing live updates from @Chef and hope you’ll join in the #ChefConf conversation.
Read moreChef at DevOpsDays Austin 2017
By Sean Carolan
Every year in early May, hundreds of the DevOps faithful gather in the Live Music Capital of the World for DevOps Days Austin, the world’s largest DevOpsDays conference. On this cool spring morning at the University of Texas, students clad in Star Wars t-shirts hurry to class.
Read moreA community-powered knowledge base for DevOps and collaboration
By Jamie Bright
Enterprises today have to adapt to changing needs in application and infrastructure management – and Chef Automate helps empower organizations to embrace modern software practices such as DevOps and continuous delivery to build, deploy and manage software to meet customer expectations.
Read moreGuest Post: Why Habitat?
This is a repost of a blog published by Michael Hedgpeth, a Software Architect at NCR Corporation. You can read the original post here. I started my career as a software engineer, and I always love creating a new application and seeing the magic of that application being deployed to production.
Read moreChef at DevOpsDays Vancouver
The Chef team was at DevOpsDays Vancouver, March 31 – April 1. This was the 3rd year of this event and it was a wealth of awesome interactions with the DevOps community. The morning presentations included a talk by our own, Nell Shamrell, about open source governance.
Read moreHello World!
By Ian Henry
As we mentioned during the weekly issue triage this week we’ve decided to move some of the project’s communication over to an “engineering blog”. Now, if you’re reading this then congratulations you found it! It’s basically going to function an awful lot like the currently existing blog on chef.io.
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