Chef Infrastructure Automation Cookbook
Published on 26. August 2013
Book
Paperback/Softback
276 pages
978-1-84951-922-9 (ISBN)
Description
Chef Infrastructure Automation Cookbook contains practical recipes on everything you will need to automate your infrastructure using Chef. The book is packed with illustrated code examples to automate your server and cloud infrastructure. The book first shows you the simplest way to achieve a certain task. Then it explains every step in detail, so that you can build your knowledge about how things work. Eventually, the book shows you additional things to consider for each approach. That way, you can learn step-by-step and build profound knowledge on how to go about your configuration management automation. This book is for system engineers and administrators who have a fundamental understanding of information management systems and infrastructure. It helps if you've already played around with Chef; however, the book covers all the important topics you will need to know. If you don't want to dig through a whole book before you can get started, this book is for you, as it features a set of independent recipes you can try out immediately.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 191 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-84951-922-9 (9781849519229)
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Matthias Marschall is a software engineer 'Made in Germany'.His four children make sure that he feels comfortable in lively environments,and stays in control of chaotic situations.A lean and agile engineering lead, he's passionate about continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, and all things DevOps.In recent years,Matthias has helped build several web-based businesses,first with Java and then with Ruby on Rails. He quickly grew into system administration,writing his own configuration management tool before moving his whole infrastructure to Chef in its early days.In 2008, he started a blog (http://www.agileweboperations.com) together with Dan Ackerson.There they shared their ideas about DevOps since the early days of the continually emerging movement.You can find him on Twitter as @mmarschall.Matthias is a CTO at gutefrage.net GmbH, helping run Germany's biggest Q&A site among other high-traffic sites.He holds a Master's degree in Computer Science (Dipl.-Inf. (FH)) and teaches courses on Agile Software Development at the University of Augsburg.When not writing or coding, Matthias enjoys drawing cartoons and playing Go.He lives near Munich, Germany.