Hi Tara, sorry I somehow missed your reply. Sitka isn't using any of these
tools currently.
~James
On Sat, Oct 27, 2012 at 3:46 PM, Tara Robertson
mailto:information.detect...@gmail.com)>
wrote:
> Thanks James that's a really helpful explanation. Is Sitka using any
> of these tools in produc
Thanks James that's a really helpful explanation. Is Sitka using any
of these tools in production?
Cheers,
Tara
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On 2012-10-27, at 6:42 PM, James Fournie wrote:
> I am sure you're not the only one so I hope maybe this will help:
>
> Puppet and Chef are configuration management sy
Good on ya James! These are specialized tools that most folks have
never heard of. Thanks for clearing it up for anyone who might have
been in the dark.
Regards,
Justin Hopkins
Manager, Information Technology
MOBIUS Consortium Office
c: 573-808-2309
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On Oct 27, 2012,
I am sure you're not the only one so I hope maybe this will help:
Puppet and Chef are configuration management systems, both are written
in Ruby. They allow you to define "rules" for setting
up/configuring/provisioning a system -- Puppet calls these "modules"
whereas Chef calls them "cookbooks".
Thanks James and Justin for replying.
I don't get the differences between Puppet, Vagrant and Chef, but I'm OK
with that (for now).
Cheers,
Tara
On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 1:34 PM, James Fournie wrote:
> Hi Tara,
>
> I started some cookbooks a long time ago for use with Vagrant
> (vagrantup.com) b
Hi Tara,
I started some cookbooks a long time ago for use with Vagrant
(vagrantup.com) but haven't updated it in quite a while, and basically
since then Vagrant gained support for Puppet so I was pondering
rewriting for Puppet. Either way it's definitely possible to have
Chef provision an Evergre
Great question Tara! I've been wanting to investigate Chef for quite a
while, but haven't found the time.
I'm not sure if you were at the Genesys (sp?) presentation at the last
EG conference, but it's a Pines project with the same goal: to automate
the deployment an EG cluster. I wonder if the
