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Managing MongoDB Clusters on AWS with Chef

Here's a discussion of how to manage large numbers of clusters using Chef roles, as well as how to automatically snapshot RAID arrays.  

0 replies - 222 views - 05/07/13 by Eric Genesky in Articles

How Chef Enables Prezi's DevOps Culture

This OpsCode talk from Zsolt Dollenstein explores how major web presentation site Prezi uses Chef to cultivate a DevOps culture:

0 replies - 2262 views - 05/05/13 by Eric Gregory in Articles

The Ship Show: ChefConf 2013 Revue

It’s that time of year again where chefs (and sous-chefs!) come together to talk all-things Chef! This year’s ChefConf took place last week in San...

0 replies - 1846 views - 05/02/13 by Paul Reed in Articles

Puppet and CloudStack

Curator's Note: The content of this article was originally written by David Nalley over at the Build a Cloud blog .Efficient use of CloudStack really demands...

0 replies - 1020 views - 03/12/13 by Build A Cloud in Articles

DZone Links You Don't Want To Miss (2/12/13)

Bill Gates AMA  If you haven't already done so, you should check out the comments from Bill Gates' AMA.  My favorite part was when someone asked...

0 replies - 4137 views - 02/12/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Installing CouchDB on a VirtualBox instance with Chef and Vagrant

This assumes you’ve already installed Virtualbox and configured a base VM.mkdir cookbooks cd cookbooks git clone...

0 replies - 3194 views - 11/20/12 by Gary Sieling in Articles

Android Client for Chef: Cyllell

TL;DR; – Download it here. When you have a server estate the size of DataSift you need a configuration management platform to keep...

0 replies - 3028 views - 10/01/12 by Gareth Llewellyn in Articles

Chef Patterns: Part 1 - Modeling Environment-Specific Differences

At work we have the notion of multiple environments. Dev (used by the developers), Staging (used for showcasing stories), QA/Testing (used by testers) and...

0 replies - 5216 views - 09/07/12 by Ranjib Dey in Articles

Evolving Enterprise Infrastructure Using Chef

People consider Chef as a configuration management tool. You specify the state using the infrastructure DSL that Chef provides. You just apply yoru...

0 replies - 5946 views - 08/26/12 by Ranjib Dey in Articles

Martin Fowler: Snowflake Servers

It can be finicky business to keep a production server running. You have to ensure the operating system and any other dependent software is properly...

0 replies - 15429 views - 07/25/12 by Martin Fowler in Articles

Version Control And Deployment Of Cron Jobs

A recent question on Twitter prompted me to write a quick blog post about managing cron jobs. As more and more people want to automate...

0 replies - 4020 views - 07/23/12 by Gareth Rushgrove in Articles

3 Types of Infrastructure Elasticity

Here is a list of three major types of elasticity that I have implemented / experienced so far: Horizontal : by adding or removing service instances in...

0 replies - 5404 views - 05/10/12 by Ranjib Dey in Articles

7 Tips for Keeping Chef in Shape

These are the things I'm trying out to keep their Chef codebases (and the infrastructure they control) in shape: Lint...

0 replies - 5258 views - 04/19/12 by Ranjib Dey in Articles

Are DevOps Followers Just "Rabid" Puppet & Chef Users?

It’s been a couple heated weeks on the devops front. In part due, again, to the NoOps debacle (see Cockcroft’s post and Allspaw’s reply) and for the...

0 replies - 6029 views - 04/08/12 by Spike Morelli in Articles

Consuming Chef API from Any Script - Part 1

Its been more than a year since we have adopted Chef for ThoughtWorks. We use Chef not only for configuration management but also for provisioning...

0 replies - 5740 views - 03/31/12 by Ranjib Dey in Articles