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The 7th Annual IndicThreads Pune Conference was held on 14-15 December 2012. http://pune12.indicthreads.com/

Cloud Automation with Chef
Arun Tomar
Solution Enterprises
@aruntomar

Brief Agenda

What is Chef?

Why Chef?

How does it work?

Use cases

Lets get cooking :)

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What is Chef

Chef is an Infrastructure Automation Framework

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Easy to deploy

Servers
Or
Applications

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Supports

Windows

Mac

Linux

Solaris

BSD

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Irrespective

Size
Or
No. of Servers

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Environment

Production

Development

Staging

Testing

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Chef
Written by

Adam Jacob (@adamhjk),
released in 2009 under
Apache License, Version 2.0.

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Thank You

Arun Tomar

Twitter: @aruntomar

Gmail: tomar.arun@gmail.com

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Indic threads pune12-cloud automation with chef

1. Cloud Automation with Chef Arun Tomar Solution Enterprises @aruntomar

2. Before we begin 2

3. 3

4. Participate 4

5. What's your agenda? 5

6. Development or Deployment? Dev/Ops 6

7. Platform of choice? 7

8. Cloud servers/instances? 8

9. No. of servers 3 <5>10 9

10. Scale up Or Down 10

11. Brief Agenda What is Chef? Why Chef? How does it work? Use cases Lets get cooking :) 11

12. Lets talk about Chef 12

13. What is Chef Chef is an Infrastructure Automation Framework 13

14. Easy to deploy Servers Or Applications 14

15. Works on Physical Virtual Cloud 15

16. Supports Windows Mac Linux Solaris BSD 16

17. Irrespective Size Or No. of Servers 17

18. Environment Production Development Staging Testing 18

19. Infrastructure as Code 19

20. Chef Written by Adam Jacob (@adamhjk), released in 2009 under Apache License, Version 2.0. 20

21. Why Chef 21

22. Murphy's law 22

23. Downtime = Loss 23

24. What problem does Chef solve? 24

25. Save Money TIME = MONEY 25

26. Automating system configuration 26

27. How chef works? 27

28. Demo 28

29. 29

30. Thank You Arun Tomar Twitter: @aruntomar Gmail: tomar.arun@gmail.com 30

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