[chef] Re: anyone working on a jboss cookbook?

[Sascha Bates < >]

Hi Bryan, I have been implementing ATG on JBoss for  client for a few months now and have been taking notes for a cookbook.  I 've started working on it, although I haven't figured out what level of detail I'm going to use on some of the complex settings, like slimming and port management.  My client is not using config management and so I was using this as an excercise to keep in practice with Chef.  Ironically, I've just signed an actual client with another client to evaluate and then implement something similar for them on Puppet, which is kinda cool.  I would welcome collaboration.  My github page is here: https://github.com/sbates

I am not sure why no one has published a cookbook because I know at least one person has emailed me privately when I've had questions and they have internal jboss cookbooks.  I think that possibly the complexity is not entirely apparent when you first start thinking about it and that it might be difficult to scrub client data from an implementation or that it might be hard to "do it right" enough to want to share or that employers may not allow it.  Those are my theories on why there is no cookbook for JBoss.

On Mon, Oct 17, 2011 at 12:14 AM, Bryan Berry < "> > wrote:

I am looking for a jboss cookbook but can't find one on github or the community site. I find it hard to believe that one doesn't already exist or that someone isn't  working on one. 

If you have a jboss cookbook that you would like to share or collaborate on one, please let me know.

BryanWB