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Ian Yang

Demonstrate how to use chef, the open source system integration framework.

Tecnologia Aperfeiçoamento pessoal Negócios

Cook like a Chef
Who? Ian Yang
From? Intridea Inc.

When? December 20, 2011

Contents
1 What is Chef

2 How Chef Works

3 How to Use Chef

4 Example

Outline
1 What is Chef

2 How Chef Works

3 How to Use Chef

4 Example

What is Chef
a person who cooks
professionally

What is Chef

an open-source system
integration framework that
cooks your servers
professionally

Components
chef Gem of client/solo run-time
and CLI tools.

Components
chef Gem of client/solo run-time
and CLI tools.
chef-server Gem of server run-time

Components
chef Gem of client/solo run-time
and CLI tools.
chef-server Gem of server run-time
Chef Repo Blank repo template

Components
chef Gem of client/solo run-time
and CLI tools.
chef-server Gem of server run-time
Chef Repo Blank repo template
Community Cookbooks hosting site

Solo Workﬂow
1 Collect Node info (ohai)
2 Get Node conﬁguration data

Solo Workﬂow
1 Collect Node info (ohai)
2 Get Node conﬁguration data
3 Run speciﬁed Recipes with
Node info and conﬁguration
data

Recipes
Recipes conﬁguration steps by
Resources

Recipes
Recipes conﬁguration steps by
Resources
Resources cross platform abstraction of
tasks

Recipes
Recipes conﬁguration steps by
Resources
Resources cross platform abstraction of
tasks
Providers actually execute the Resources

Git Recipe
1 case node [: platform ] # node info
2 when " debian " , " ubuntu "
3 # package is a resource
4 package " git - core "
5 else
6 package " git "
7 end

Start from Chef Repo

1 gem install chef
2 gh clone opscode chef - repo

Read existing
Cookbooks

Figure: Opscode Community

http://community.opscode.com/

Cookbook
Deﬁnition Collection of
Attributes

Cookbook
Deﬁnition Collection of
Attributes
Recipes

Cookbook
Deﬁnition Collection of
Attributes
Recipes
Files & Templates

Cookbook
Deﬁnition Collection of
Attributes
Recipes
Files & Templates
Deﬁnitions & Providers

Use knife
1 knife cookbook site search nginx
2 knife cookbook site install nginx
3 knife cookbook site download nginx

http://wiki.opscode.com/
display/chef/Cookbook+Site+Help

Wait... knife throws
errors

Create a knife conﬁg in chef
repo
Follow gist 1501318

Try Chef using
chef-solo

1 chef - solo -c config - file -j configuration - data
. json

$json sample 1 { 2 " rbenv ": { 3 " rubies ": [ " 1.9.2 - p290 "], 4 " gems ": [ " bundler "] 5 }, 6 " run_list ": [ " recipe [ rbenv ]" , 7 " recipe [ nodejs ]"] 8 }$

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Cook like a Chef

1. Cook like a Chef Who? Ian Yang From? Intridea Inc. When? December 20, 2011

2. Contents 1 What is Chef 2 How Chef Works 3 How to Use Chef 4 Example

3. Outline 1 What is Chef 2 How Chef Works 3 How to Use Chef 4 Example

4. What is Chef a person who cooks professionally

5. What is Chef an open-source system integration framework that cooks your servers professionally

6. Figure: What is Chef from Chef Wiki

7. Outline 1 What is Chef 2 How Chef Works 3 How to Use Chef 4 Example

8. Figure: Arch Intro from Chef Wiki

9. Components chef Gem of client/solo run-time and CLI tools.

10. Components chef Gem of client/solo run-time and CLI tools. chef-server Gem of server run-time

11. Components chef Gem of client/solo run-time and CLI tools. chef-server Gem of server run-time Chef Repo Blank repo template

12. Components chef Gem of client/solo run-time and CLI tools. chef-server Gem of server run-time Chef Repo Blank repo template Community Cookbooks hosting site

13. Solo Workﬂow 1 Collect Node info (ohai)

14. Solo Workﬂow 1 Collect Node info (ohai) 2 Get Node conﬁguration data

15. Solo Workflow 1 Collect Node info (ohai) 2 Get Node configuration data 3 Run specified Recipes with Node info and configuration data

16. Recipes Recipes conﬁguration steps by Resources

17. Recipes Recipes conﬁguration steps by Resources Resources cross platform abstraction of tasks

18. Recipes Recipes conﬁguration steps by Resources Resources cross platform abstraction of tasks Providers actually execute the Resources

19. Git Recipe 1 case node [: platform ] # node info 2 when " debian " , " ubuntu " 3 # package is a resource 4 package " git - core " 5 else 6 package " git " 7 end

20. Outline 1 What is Chef 2 How Chef Works 3 How to Use Chef 4 Example

21. Start from Chef Repo 1 gem install chef 2 gh clone opscode chef - repo

22. Read existing Cookbooks Figure: Opscode Community http://community.opscode.com/

23. Cookbook Deﬁnition Collection of Attributes

24. Cookbook Deﬁnition Collection of Attributes Recipes

25. Cookbook Deﬁnition Collection of Attributes Recipes Files & Templates

26. Cookbook Deﬁnition Collection of Attributes Recipes Files & Templates Deﬁnitions & Providers

27. Use knife 1 knife cookbook site search nginx 2 knife cookbook site install nginx 3 knife cookbook site download nginx http://wiki.opscode.com/ display/chef/Cookbook+Site+Help

28. Wait... knife throws errors Create a knife conﬁg in chef repo Follow gist 1501318

29. Try Chef using chef-solo 1 chef - solo -c config - file -j configuration - data . json

30. json sample 1 { 2 " rbenv ": { 3 " rubies ": [ " 1.9.2 - p290 "], 4 " gems ": [ " bundler "] 5 }, 6 " run_list ": [ " recipe [ rbenv ]" , 7 " recipe [ nodejs ]"] 8 }

31. Outline 1 What is Chef 2 How Chef Works 3 How to Use Chef 4 Example

32. cnintridea preview Provision vbox using vagrant Install git, rbenv, ruby, bundler Install and conﬁg nginx Daemonize and monit rake watch

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