[chef] Re: Re: Re: Re: Contribute to the elasticsearch cookbook?

[Denis Barishev < >]

Howdy!

On 04/16/2012 05:16 AM, Peter Donald wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 7:15 PM, Denis Barishev
> <
>  >
>   wrote:
> > > The "ospcode-cookbooks" organization on GitHub contains only cookbooks
> > > that we directly publish, maintain and support, all under the
> > > "opscode" user on the community site. Everyone is free to share their
> > > own cookbooks on the community site (and host the code repository
> > > wherever they like).
> > >
> > > http://community.opscode.com/users/opscode
> > Thanks that exactly what I thought. This cookbook is heavily outdated. Could
> > we publish the new cookbook in the opscode repository? I think it would be
> > problematic to contact the author, the cookbook is dated to 2010 and it's
> > too old. Though I haven't try to contact the author... I mean the author
> > doesn't support the cookbook, so this may just turn into a waste of time.
> > It also concerns all other cookbooks that are forgot by their authors. They
> > don't have any life in their repositories.
> This is a concern I also have. I have several cookbooks that have the
> same name as those on the community site so I never bothered to look
> into what would be required to release them there. If we could somehow
> add a "name" field to the metadata that the download tool could use to
> name the directory downloaded into (or perhaps rework the way recipes
> are named to be based on names rather than directory names) that would
> solve a lot of these issues.
>
> > Actually I have also created the
> > new graylog2 cookbook which uses elasticsearch.
> I would be very interested in these - we already have custom
> mongo/graylog cookbooks that were derived from somewhere in the wild
> at one stage. I am a week or two away from upgrading from 0.9.5p1 to
> the latest and would like to share the effort if possible. Are these
> stored in a github repository anywhere?

Yes, I pushed them into my repo you may have a look: 
https://github.com/dennybaa/cookbooks