Chef: Quick and Tasty Ruby Powered Server Configuration

Courtesy Ruby Inside  Tue, 08/04/2009 - 19:47

chefChef isn't exactly new, but I've been looking into it recently after briefly talking to Lindsay Holmwood at Rails Underground .

Basically, Chef is a Ruby-based configuration management engine. You set up recipes for how you want your system configured, and then Chef will cook it up for you.  So, you can write lovely Ruby code to manage your servers, rather than running commands directly on your server.

With Chef, one...


 

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