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Opscode at the Texas Linux Fest
The Texas Linux Fest is in Austin this Saturday April 2! This is the second year for this Linux and Open Source conference and it looks like it’s going to be a great show.
Opscode at Erlang Factory 2011
The US-based Erlang Community Conference, Erlang Factory, took place last week in San Francisco. I attended this conference and wrote up conference notes on my blog. I also wanted to share them with all of you who follow Opscode. Link.
Seattle Chef Meetup Next Wednesday March 30
Opscode’s Services team will be in Seattle again next week, and we’ll be having an informal meeting for Chef users at the Owl & Thistle pub. Opscode is buying the first round and will have appetizers available. If you’d like to talk shop about Chef, Ruby or anything else about operations, please join us!
Cloudspace Blog: Setting up development environments using Vagrant and the Opscode Platform
From our friends at Cloudspace, a great blog post on using the Opscode Platform and Vagrant to efficiently set up development environments.
Austin Chef Training & Hack Day
Looking for a chance to jump-start your Chef knowledge and get guided, hands-on training by Opscode Technical Evangelists? If you’re in Austin, this is your chance! Following on the success of the New York and Chicago Hack Days, Friday April 1st will be the first Austin Chef Training & Hack Day.
Opscode at Mountain West RubyConf 2011
The Mountain West RubyConf is in Salt Lake City is this Thursday and Friday, March 17-18! This is a regional Ruby conference held in Salt Lake City.
Chef 0.9.14 Packages
Debian and Ubuntu packages are now available on apt.opscode.com for the Chef 0.9.14 release. Those users preferring to install Chef and its dependencies from system packages should head on over to the wiki page for installation from Debian and Ubuntu packages.
Opscode at PyCon 2011
The Python community’s annual convention, PyCon, is this weekend and Opscode is excited to be participating in a number of events. Friday evening Opscode is sponsoring the Chef BoF (Birds of a Feather). This is a gathering of Pythonistas that are interested in, or currently using Chef to manage their infrastructures.
Opscode Reaches Three Thousand Platform Customers, To Launch New Service Capabilities
Rhapsody, IGN Entertainment and ETSY Among Customers Using Opscode’s Cloud Infrastructure Automation Service SEATTLE, Wash – March 8, 2011 – Opscode, Inc., the leader in cloud infrastructure automation, today announced that more than 3,000 organizations have signed up to use the Opscode Platform since its commercial introduction in June, 2010.
