[chef] Re: Re: Re: Velocity EU

[Miquel Torres < >]

Well, this is starting already to look like an opportunity for at
least a German meet-up, as we are also Chef fans at edelight in
Stuttgart ;-)


2011/11/19 Sean OMeara 
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> I know for a fact that SoundCloud in Berlin is all up in some Chef.
> You should ping them. Great folk.
> -s
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> On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 5:58 PM, Paul Dale 
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>> We're in Frankfurt and using chef with vigour.
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>> Would love to meet other enthusiasts if anyone is interested in a meetup.
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>> On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 2:36 PM, Anthony Goddard 
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>>> I was lucky enough to head over to Berlin last week for Velocity EU where
>>> there was a long discussion about using yum / rpms for configuration
>>> management, deployment, the whole cycle. Aside an informal chat with the
>>> Etsy guys about some new chef features we're both interested in, I didn't
>>> hear anything else in the way of config. management. This was my first
>>> Velocity (awesome by the way!) so I might have had the wrong expectations
>>> but I'm left wondering whether a) are a lot of people using chef in web 
>>> ops
>>> in Europe, b) are there just no new 'cool' WebOps specific CF tricks these
>>> days (answer - no ;) or c) everyone's got it all down pat they'd rather 
>>> talk
>>> about more WebOps specific stuff.
>>> I feel like the answer should be c - but then there was a session about
>>> using yum for the whole cycle, so I'm not so sure..
>>> I also wore the #opscode t-shirt, hoping it would attract some like minded
>>> folk, but that seemed to fail :)
>>>
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Ant
>>>
>>> ---
>>> Anthony Goddard
>>> Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory
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