I\'ve just started using chef-solo. I\'ve started using chef-solo to build my Ruby on Rails web servers from scratch. Along with my bootstrapping files (deploy.rb and install.rb) I have two config fil
I have a Vagrant system up and running and I want to apply a change to it which is as little as changing one of the forwarding rules.
I am using Chef on Scalarium to download an agent and run various commands on it. What I\'m attempting is to write a shell script in the recipe to perform this.
I have been using Chef to manage our servers. My roles/app.rb looks like this: name \"app\" description \"App server\"
I\'ve got a vm running using vagrant, and I\'m provisioning it with Chef. One of the steps involves cloning a git repo, but my ssh-key (on my host machine) has a passphrase on it.
Scenario: Recipe1: downloads archives, extracts them. Makes available a CLI which also defines a Ruby library.
I\'m interested in switching from Capistrano to Chef, but am having a few issues putting all the pieces together.
Would the tasks required in configuring and deploying a slave database be tasks that Chef or Puppet would cover? Would I have, say, Puppet, adding the host configuration fo开发者_JS百科r the new slave
Trying to install Chef on my Oracle Linux Box.Got all the way through the below instructions and I get to the following spot:
With chef, is it possible to add something to a recipe that 开发者_高级运维is installing a package to make the package command run as the super user rather than run the chef command as the super user,
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