5 servers fits into the free bracket for the platform if I'm not mistaken;-) perhaps you could consolidate?
The proposed opscode solution for this Environments will drop in chef 0.10, I believe.
On 21/10/2010 8:58 PM, "Haim Ashkenazi" <
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> On Oct 22, 2010, at 5:16 AM, AJ Christensen wrote:
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>> Yo,
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>> On 21 October 2010 03:52, Haim Ashkenazi <
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>> Hi
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>> Thanks for the quick response. This is not good news though :(
>> How much of a hassle it is to use the same resources (couchdb, solr, etc) and only use multiple instances of chef server on the same physical server (on different ports)? Provided of course that I will have to write the web-ui myself? I'm afraid running full (virtual) machine as a server for each customer might be too much overhead.
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>> I've seen multiple chef deployments fronted by reverse proxy through to multiple instances of the Chef server stack.
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>> It's just a HTTP app :)
> Thanks.
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> My problem is not the frontend :) I don't need one front end for all customers, I'm not trying to compete with Opscode :)
> I want to persuade some customers to move to chef without the need of taking care of their own server. For large customers it makes sense to use a server of their own, but it's a lot of overhead to use a dedicated server for a company with 6 production servers.
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> Bye
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>> Thanks
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>> Haim
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>> On Oct 21, 2010, at 12:27 PM, Jacobo García wrote:
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>> > Managing many companies with one server is difficult, the exception is
>> > to use opscode platform which already has support for different
>> > companies, see this recent thread for a more in depth explanation:
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http://lists.opscode.com/sympa/arc/chef/2010-10/msg00084.html
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>> > The rest of it should not be a problem.
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>> > Greetings.
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>> > Jacobo García López de Araujo
>> > blog:
http://robotplaysguitar.com
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http://workingwithrails.com/person/13395-jacobo-garc-a>> >
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>> > On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 11:21 AM, <
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>> >> Hi
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>> >> I have an operation consulting company, and I want to start using Chef to
>> >> manage all our customer's production servers. I'm trying to figure out if this
>> >> is the right project for my use case. Can someone please tell me which of the
>> >> requirements below is included in Chef and which are not:
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>> >> * Manage many companies on one server with restricting ACL, No company should
>> >> even know of the existence of the other companies. On the other hand, each
>> >> company should be able to manage it's resources.
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>> >> * Have a web-ui to manage the setup above.
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>> >> * Each customer should be able to get his chef repository (all scripts,
>> >> cookbooks, etc) from us and choose another company (like Opscode) as their
>> >> server without much trouble.
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>> >> From what I understood from the little I've read, I can do most of it, but I
>> >> want to be sure before I dig too deep.
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>> >> Thanks in advance
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>> >> Haim
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