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• Index
• Appendix A. Bibliography
• Summary
• How to use Chef Provisioning
• What is Chef provisioning?
• Chapter 8. Using Chef Provisioning

• Index 更新時間：2021-07-09 21:07:11
• Appendix A. Bibliography
• Summary
• How to use Chef Provisioning
• What is Chef provisioning?
• Chapter 8. Using Chef Provisioning
• Summary
• Integration testing with Kitchen and ServerSpec
• Unit testing with ChefSpec
• Analyzing cookbooks with Foodcritic
• Analyzing cookbooks with RuboCop
• Chapter 7. Test-Driven Development
• Summary
• Provisioning containers in Docker
• Looking at an honorable mention – Linode
• Provisioning in the Google Cloud platform
• Provisioning Microsoft Azure instances
• Provisioning AWS EC2 instances
• Chapter 6. Provisioning in the Cloud
• Summary
• Network automation
• OpenStack provisioning
• VMware provisioning
• Chapter 5. Provisioning in the Traditional Data Center
• Summary
• Subclassing a Custom Resource
• Making a Custom Resource more reusable
• Creating and using a Custom Resource
• Creating an example use case
• Out with the old (LWRPs) in with the new (Custom Resources)
• Chapter 4. Custom Resources
• Summary
• Exploring policies
• Learning the attribute precedence hierarchy
• Using Chef organizations
• Using Chef environments
• Using Chef roles
• Chapter 3. Leveraging Roles Environments and Policies
• Summary
• Creating new Knife plugins
• Knife EC2 plugin
• Knife Windows plugin
• Knife to editor integration
• Knife subcommands
• Knife help
• Chapter 2. Knife Tooling and Plugins
• Summary
• What is chef-apply?
• What else do you need?
• Setting up a standard Chef repo
• Installing Chef Development Kit
• Exploring the Chef Development Kit
• Filling in the gaps in your Chef knowledge base
• Re-introducing Chef
• Chapter 1. Setting Up a Development Environment on Your Workstation
• Part 3. Module 3
• Loading your Chef infrastructure from a file with spiceweasel and knife
• Managing Amazon EC2 instances
• Managing fail2ban to ban malicious IP addresses
• Managing firewalls with iptables
• Using custom bootstrap scripts
• Using HAProxy to load-balance multiple web servers
• Building high-availability services using heartbeat
• Deploying a Nagios monitoring server
• Setting up SNMP for external monitoring services
• Running the same command on many machines at once
• Creating cookbooks from a running system with Blueprint
• Creating your infrastructure using Chef Provisioning
• Introduction
• Chapter 7. Servers and Cloud Infrastructure
• Managing your local workstation
• Managing Varnish
• Managing Ruby on Rails applications
• Managing WordPress sites
• Creating MySQL databases and users
• Creating nginx virtual hosts
• Managing nginx
• Managing NTP
• Enabling passwordless sudo
• Securing the Secure Shell Daemon (SSHD)
• Creating users from data bags
• Introduction
• Chapter 6. Users and Applications
• Distributing different files based on the target platform
• Cleaning up old files
• Distributing directory trees
• Running a command when a file is updated
• Installing software from source
• Installing packages from a third-party repository
• Using pure Ruby in templates for conditionals and iterations
• Creating configuration files using templates
• Introduction
• Chapter 5. Working with Files and Packages
• Making recipes idempotent by using conditional execution
• Finding the complete list of operating systems you can use in cookbooks
• Writing cross-platform cookbooks
• Getting information about the environment
• Accessing data bag values from external scripts
• Using encrypted data bag items
• Using search to find data bag items
• Using data bags
• Using search to find nodes
• Overriding attributes
• Passing arguments to shell commands
• Setting the environment variables
• Introduction
• Chapter 4. Writing Better Cookbooks
• Creating custom knife plugins
• Creating custom Ohai plugins
• Extending community cookbooks by using application wrapper cookbooks
• Creating your own Lightweight Resource Providers (LWRP)
• Using definitions
• Using libraries
• Installing Ruby gems and using them in recipes
• Mixing plain Ruby with Chef DSL
• Using templates
• Using attributes to dynamically configure recipes
• Using community Chef style
• Introduction
• Chapter 3. Chef Language and Style
• Creating custom handlers
• Using community exception and report handlers
• Diff-ing cookbooks with knife
• Raising and logging exceptions in recipes
• Inspecting the results of your last Chef run
• Debugging Chef client runs
• Using why-run mode to find out what a recipe might do
• Overriding a node's run list to execute a single recipe
• Showing affected nodes before uploading cookbooks
• Integration testing your Chef cookbooks with Test Kitchen
• Test-driven development for cookbooks using ChefSpec
• Flagging problems in your Chef cookbooks
• Testing your Chef cookbooks
• Introduction
• Chapter 2. Evaluating and Troubleshooting Cookbooks and Chef Runs
• Using chef-shell
• Running Chef client as a daemon
• Freezing cookbooks
• Using environments
• Using roles
• Developing recipes with local mode
• Deleting a node from the Chef server
• Using custom knife plugins
• Downloading and integrating cookbooks as vendor branches into your Git repository
• Managing cookbook dependencies with Berkshelf
• Defining cookbook dependencies
• Inspecting files on your Chef server with knife
• Creating and using cookbooks
• Managing virtual machines with Vagrant
• Using the hosted Chef platform
• Installing the Chef development kit on your workstation
• Using version control
• Introduction
• Chapter 1. Chef Infrastructure
• Part 2. Module 2
• Summary
• Automation and integration
• Extending Chef
• Integration testing
• Getting to know the Chef shell
• Vagrant and Chef-solo
• Chapter 8. Extras You Need to Know
• Summary
• Working with data bags
• Writing custom extensions
• Managing users
• Chapter 7. Beyond Basic Recipes and Cookbooks
• Summary
• Deploying your software
• Configuring the web server
• Provisioning EC2 instances
• Adding users
• Defining roles
• Managing the cookbooks
• Modeling a simple Python application
• Configuring your local environment
• Deploying software with Chef
• Describing the setup
• Chapter 6. From Development to Deployment
• Summary
• Getting started with ChefSpec
• RSpec and ChefSpec
• RSpec
• Testing recipes
• Chapter 5. Testing Your Recipes
• Summary
• Writing recipes
• Recipes
• Definitions
• Templates
• Resources
• Recipes
• Metadata
• Attributes
• Chapter 4. Working with Cookbooks
• Summary
• Leveraging the cloud
• Chapter 3. Integrating with the Cloud
• Summary
• Large-scale infrastructure
• Organizing your configuration data
• Modeling your infrastructure
• Getting to know Chef
• Chapter 2. Modeling Your Infrastructure
• Summary
• Validating that your service is working
• Configuring a Chef server
• Installing a Chef server
• Working with Chef
• Terminology
• Chapter 1. Installing Chef
• Part 1. Module 1
• Customer support
• Reader feedback
• Who this learning path is for
• What you need for this learning path
• What this learning path covers
• Preface
• Credits
• Chef: Powerful Infrastructure Automation
• coverpage

• coverpage
• Chef: Powerful Infrastructure Automation
• Credits
• Preface
• What this learning path covers
• What you need for this learning path
• Who this learning path is for
• Reader feedback
• Customer support
• Part 1. Module 1
• Chapter 1. Installing Chef
• Terminology
• Working with Chef
• Installing a Chef server
• Configuring a Chef server
• Validating that your service is working
• Summary
• Chapter 2. Modeling Your Infrastructure
• Getting to know Chef
• Modeling your infrastructure
• Organizing your configuration data
• Large-scale infrastructure
• Summary
• Chapter 3. Integrating with the Cloud
• Leveraging the cloud
• Summary
• Chapter 4. Working with Cookbooks
• Attributes
• Metadata
• Recipes
• Resources
• Templates
• Definitions
• Recipes
• Writing recipes
• Summary
• Chapter 5. Testing Your Recipes
• Testing recipes
• RSpec
• RSpec and ChefSpec
• Getting started with ChefSpec
• Summary
• Chapter 6. From Development to Deployment
• Describing the setup
• Deploying software with Chef
• Configuring your local environment
• Modeling a simple Python application
• Managing the cookbooks
• Defining roles
• Adding users
• Provisioning EC2 instances
• Configuring the web server
• Deploying your software
• Summary
• Chapter 7. Beyond Basic Recipes and Cookbooks
• Managing users
• Writing custom extensions
• Working with data bags
• Summary
• Chapter 8. Extras You Need to Know
• Vagrant and Chef-solo
• Getting to know the Chef shell
• Integration testing
• Extending Chef
• Automation and integration
• Summary
• Part 2. Module 2
• Chapter 1. Chef Infrastructure
• Introduction
• Using version control
• Installing the Chef development kit on your workstation
• Using the hosted Chef platform
• Managing virtual machines with Vagrant
• Creating and using cookbooks
• Inspecting files on your Chef server with knife
• Defining cookbook dependencies
• Managing cookbook dependencies with Berkshelf
• Downloading and integrating cookbooks as vendor branches into your Git repository
• Using custom knife plugins
• Deleting a node from the Chef server
• Developing recipes with local mode
• Using roles
• Using environments
• Freezing cookbooks
• Running Chef client as a daemon
• Using chef-shell
• Chapter 2. Evaluating and Troubleshooting Cookbooks and Chef Runs
• Introduction
• Testing your Chef cookbooks
• Flagging problems in your Chef cookbooks
• Test-driven development for cookbooks using ChefSpec
• Integration testing your Chef cookbooks with Test Kitchen
• Showing affected nodes before uploading cookbooks
• Overriding a node's run list to execute a single recipe
• Using why-run mode to find out what a recipe might do
• Debugging Chef client runs
• Inspecting the results of your last Chef run
• Raising and logging exceptions in recipes
• Diff-ing cookbooks with knife
• Using community exception and report handlers
• Creating custom handlers
• Chapter 3. Chef Language and Style
• Introduction
• Using community Chef style
• Using attributes to dynamically configure recipes
• Using templates
• Mixing plain Ruby with Chef DSL
• Installing Ruby gems and using them in recipes
• Using libraries
• Using definitions
• Creating your own Lightweight Resource Providers (LWRP)
• Extending community cookbooks by using application wrapper cookbooks
• Creating custom Ohai plugins
• Creating custom knife plugins
• Chapter 4. Writing Better Cookbooks
• Introduction
• Setting the environment variables
• Passing arguments to shell commands
• Overriding attributes
• Using search to find nodes
• Using data bags
• Using search to find data bag items
• Using encrypted data bag items
• Accessing data bag values from external scripts
• Getting information about the environment
• Writing cross-platform cookbooks
• Finding the complete list of operating systems you can use in cookbooks
• Making recipes idempotent by using conditional execution
• Chapter 5. Working with Files and Packages
• Introduction
• Creating configuration files using templates
• Using pure Ruby in templates for conditionals and iterations
• Installing packages from a third-party repository
• Installing software from source
• Running a command when a file is updated
• Distributing directory trees
• Cleaning up old files
• Distributing different files based on the target platform
• Chapter 6. Users and Applications
• Introduction
• Creating users from data bags
• Securing the Secure Shell Daemon (SSHD)
• Enabling passwordless sudo
• Managing NTP
• Managing nginx
• Creating nginx virtual hosts
• Creating MySQL databases and users
• Managing WordPress sites
• Managing Ruby on Rails applications
• Managing Varnish
• Managing your local workstation
• Chapter 7. Servers and Cloud Infrastructure
• Introduction
• Creating your infrastructure using Chef Provisioning
• Creating cookbooks from a running system with Blueprint
• Running the same command on many machines at once
• Setting up SNMP for external monitoring services
• Deploying a Nagios monitoring server
• Building high-availability services using heartbeat
• Using HAProxy to load-balance multiple web servers
• Using custom bootstrap scripts
• Managing firewalls with iptables
• Managing fail2ban to ban malicious IP addresses
• Managing Amazon EC2 instances
• Loading your Chef infrastructure from a file with spiceweasel and knife
• Part 3. Module 3
• Chapter 1. Setting Up a Development Environment on Your Workstation
• Re-introducing Chef
• Filling in the gaps in your Chef knowledge base
• Exploring the Chef Development Kit
• Installing Chef Development Kit
• Setting up a standard Chef repo
• What else do you need?
• What is chef-apply?
• Summary
• Chapter 2. Knife Tooling and Plugins
• Knife help
• Knife subcommands
• Knife to editor integration
• Knife Windows plugin
• Knife EC2 plugin
• Creating new Knife plugins
• Summary
• Chapter 3. Leveraging Roles Environments and Policies
• Using Chef roles
• Using Chef environments
• Using Chef organizations
• Learning the attribute precedence hierarchy
• Exploring policies
• Summary
• Chapter 4. Custom Resources
• Out with the old (LWRPs) in with the new (Custom Resources)
• Creating an example use case
• Creating and using a Custom Resource
• Making a Custom Resource more reusable
• Subclassing a Custom Resource
• Summary
• Chapter 5. Provisioning in the Traditional Data Center
• VMware provisioning
• OpenStack provisioning
• Network automation
• Summary
• Chapter 6. Provisioning in the Cloud
• Provisioning AWS EC2 instances
• Provisioning Microsoft Azure instances
• Provisioning in the Google Cloud platform
• Looking at an honorable mention – Linode
• Provisioning containers in Docker
• Summary
• Chapter 7. Test-Driven Development
• Analyzing cookbooks with RuboCop
• Analyzing cookbooks with Foodcritic
• Unit testing with ChefSpec
• Integration testing with Kitchen and ServerSpec
• Summary
• Chapter 8. Using Chef Provisioning
• What is Chef provisioning?
• How to use Chef Provisioning
• Summary
• Appendix A. Bibliography
• Index 更新時間：2021-07-09 21:07:11