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Chef Training | Chef Course | Online | Classroom | scmGalaxy
The basic course program is outlined here
Configuration Management
- What Is Configuration Management?
- Why You Need a Configuration Management Tool to Automate IT
- What Is Chef?
- Why Chef Might Be a Good Tool for Your Enterprise
- Where Do We Go From Here?
- Chef Development Tools
My Program in Chef
- Chef Syntax and Examples
- Working with Knife
- Writing First Chef Recipe
- Chef and Its Terminology
Cookbooks
- Using Cookbooks
- Introducing Vagrant & Virtualbox
- Introducing Test Kitchen
- Spinning up your first Virtual Machine
- Introducing OpsCode
- Developing a Cookbooks
- Developing Your First Cookbook
- Writing a Recipe
- Creating the Index File
- Changing the Metadata
- Uploading the Cookbook
- Running the Cookbook
- Add an Attribute
- Add a Resource to the Default Recipe
- Add the Template File
- Uploading and Running the Cookbook
- Using Environments
Modeling your infrastructure
- Roles
- Implementing a role
- Determining which recipes you need
- Applying recipes to roles
- Mapping your roles to nodes
- Environments
- Organizing your configuration data
Cloud Provisioning Using Chef
- Provisioning Using Vagrant and Chef
- Providers and Provisioners
- Installing Vagrant
- Configuring Vagrant
- Vagrant Provisioning Using Chef
- AWS and Chef Provisioning Using Vagrant
- Provisioning Using Knife
Troubleshooting and Debugging
- Chef Troubleshooting and Debugging
- Debugging Chef Client Run
- Debugging Recipes Using Logs
- Debugging Recipes Using Chef Shell
- Troubleshooting Chef Client
Advance Chef
- Recipe Inclusion
- Data Bags
- Search Roles
- Configuring Services like Apache
Deployment using chef
- Looking at your application deployment cookbook
- Deployment using zip/tar files. E.g: Apache Tomcat deployment and configured as service.
- Windows – Configuring Services like IIS
- Dependencies Management
Integrating with the Cloud
- Amazon EC2
- Rackspace Cloud
Chef Open Training | Chef Training | Chef Course | Online | Classroom
While these training materials are helpful, they aren’t meant to replace the official documentation, or instructor-led courses.
These materials are the same as those used during our public and private training sessions. You can find our public schedule of classes and other events on the Events Page. Let us know if you’d like to see a class offered in your area.
The training materials are published under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License (CC BY-SA 3.0 US) and the Apache License, Version 2.0.
The link to the training materials is here: http://bit.ly/opschef-
This directory contains:
- Chef-Fundamentals.pdf – PDF of slides used in the three-day Chef Fundamentals class
- Chef-Introductory-Workshop.pdf – PDF of the slides used in the one-day Introductory Chef Workshop
The training materials on this site are updated when there are significant changes to the classes we offer.
If you are interested in a Chef quickstart guide, check out learnchef.com.
This guide takes you from “zero to first converge” in 3 easy steps:
- Set up your workstation
- Set up a local Chef cookbook rep
- Converge your first node
Chef configuration management | Chef Training | Chef Course | Online | Classroom
This course aims to prepare key development, engineering, and operations staff to use Chef to write infrastructure. Each of the core units in the course has hands on exercises to reinforce the material. You will learn Chef by using it. At the end of the class, students will have a code repository that can be used and modified to solve real business problems.
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Course agenda:
Day 1:
- What Is Configuration Management?
- Why You Need a Configuration Management Tool to Automate IT
- What Is Chef?
- Why Chef Might Be a Good Tool for Your Enterprise
- Where Do We Go From Here?
- Chef Development Tools
- Install and Configuration Chef Development Tools on Windows
- Install and Configuration Chef Development Tools on Linux
- Overview of Ruby
- Ruby Syntax and Examples
- Chef Syntax and Examples
- Working with Knife
- Writing First Chef Recipe
- Chef and Its Terminology
- Attributes
- Metadata
- Recipes
- Resources
- Templates
- Definitions
- Recipes
- Writing recipes
- Cookbook Dependencies
- Controlling Impotency
- Notifications
- Template Variables
Day 2:
- Cookbooks
- Using Cookbooks
- Windows – IIS, MSI, Exe, Zip files, Tomcat,
- Linux – RPM, Shell Script, Yum Repos,
- Common – SVN, Vagrant, Test Kitchen
- Introducing Vagrant & Virtualbox
- Introducing Test Kitchen
- Spinning up your first Virtual Machine
- Introducing OpsCode
- Developing a Cookbooks
- Developing Your First Cookbook
- Writing a Recipe
- Creating the Index File
- Changing the Metadata
- Uploading the Cookbook
- Running the Cookbook
- Add an Attribute
- Add a Resource to the Default Recipe
- Add the Template File
- Uploading and Running the Cookbook
- Using Environments
- Modeling your infrastructure
- Roles
- Implementing a role
- Determining which recipes you need
- Applying recipes to roles
- Mapping your roles to nodes
- Environments
- Organizing your configuration data
Day 3:
- Cloud Provisioning Using Chef
- Provisioning Using Vagrant and Chef
- Providers and Provisioners
- Installing Vagrant
- Configuring Vagrant
- Vagrant Provisioning Using Chef
- AWS and Chef Provisioning Using Vagrant
- Provisioning Using Knife
- Troubleshooting and Debugging
- Chef Troubleshooting and Debugging
- Debugging Chef Client Run
- Debugging Recipes Using Logs
- Debugging Recipes Using Chef Shell
- Troubleshooting Chef Client
- Recipe Inclusion
- Data Bags
- Search Roles
- Configuring Services like Apache
- Deployment using chef
- Looking at your application deployment cookbook
- Deployment using zip/tar files. E.g: Apache Tomcat deployment and configured as service.
- Windows – Configuring Services like IIS
- Dependencies Management
- Integrating with the Cloud
- Amazon EC2
- Rackspace Cloud