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Gain speed, scale, and consistency by automating your infrastructure with Chef What you'll learn Build, deploy, and manage with Chef Automate Manage your Infrastructure based on server roles Create custom Ohai and Knife plugins Bootstrap Linux and windows nodes and bring them to your Chef ecosystem Create test environments with VirtualBox and Vagrant Learn to evaluate and troubleshoot cookbooks and Chef runs Install on-premise Chef servers and understand the server components and architecture Work with Chef testing frameworks Requirements This course is for system eeers and administrators who have a fundamental understanding of information management systems and infrastructure Description Chef is a configuration management tool that lets you automate your more cumbersome IT infrastructure processes and control a large network of computers (and virtual machines) from one master server. This course will help you solve everyday problems with your IT infrastructure with Chef. It starts with recipes that will show you how to effectively manage your infrastructure and solve problems with users, applications, and automation. You will then come across a new testing framework, InSpec, to test any node in your infrastructure. Further on, you will learn to customize plugins and write cross-platform cookbooks for specific platforms. You will also install packages from a third-party repository and learn how to manage users and applications. Towards the end of the course, you will build high-availability services and explore what Habitat is and how you can implement it. About the Author Mohammad Sharique Kamal is an Automation and DevOps Eeer at Intel Security with 9+ years' experience in Hybrid Server Environment (Windows, RHEL and SUSE) with Full D implementation via Chef, Jenkins, GIT, Puppet, and so on. Overview Section 1: Introduction to Configuration Management Tools and Chef Lecture 1 The Course Overview Lecture 2 Configuration Management Tools and Chef Lecture 3 Chef Head-to-head with Other Leading CM Tools Section 2: Installation and Configuration - Creating Chef Ecosystem Lecture 4 Chef Server Types Lecture 5 Installing a Local Chef Server Lecture 6 Create an Account on Hosted Chef Lecture 7 ChefDK and Chef Workstation Configuration Lecture 8 A Close Look at knife.rb and chef-repo Lecture 9 Bootstrapping a Node Section 3: Understanding Chef Ecosystem Lecture 10 Building Blocks of Chef Recipe Writing Lecture 11 Common Chef Resources and Chef Guards Lecture 12 Understanding the Chef-client Run Lecture 13 Working with Chef Run_list Lecture 14 Roles and Environments – An Introduction Lecture 15 Versioning Cookbooks and Mapping to Environments Lecture 16 Chef Supermarket Section 4: Chef Internals Lecture 17 Node Object and Ohai (Chef Profiler) Lecture 18 Using Search in Chef Lecture 19 Chef Security and Configuration Files Section 5: Working with Chef Testing Framework Lecture 20 Test Driven Development Using Test Kitchen Lecture 21 Test Kitchen Lecture 22 Using Test Kitchen for TDD in Chef Section 6: Additional Chef Components Lecture 23 Understanding the Use-case for Chef Automate Lecture 24 Application Automation with Chef Habitat Lecture 25 Policy Adherence with Chef Compliance It is also for DevOps Eeers, IT professionals, and organizations who want to automate and gain greater control of their infrastructures with Chef HomePage:
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