[chef] Re: Re: AWS OpsWorks custom

[Liam Kirsher < >]

Noah,

Thanks for mentioning that! 
Is there any way to know which cookbooks work with OpsWorks and which
don't?  These are the ones I think I need:
> cookbook 'nginx'
> cookbook 'rabbitmq'
> cookbook 'mongodb'
> cookbook 'mercurial'
> cookbook 'newrelic'
> cookbook 'newrelic_monitoring'
> cookbook 'django'
> cookbook 'application'
> cookbook 'application_nginx'
> cookbook 'application_python'
> cookbook 'uwsgi'

(Along with other cookbooks they require, I guess.)

Thanks again.


On 05/23/2013 06:25 PM, Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
> On May 23, 2013, at 5:42 PM, 
> <
 >
>  wrote:
>
>> I'm using AWS OpsWorks for a project.  I think most of my cookbooks will 
>> not
>> require modification, and I can just use the ones from
>> http://github.com/opscode-cookbooks/
>> I expect there will be some of those I will need to modify and perhaps will
>> need to create some new ones. 
>> (For example, I would like to use the django recipe, but want to substitute
>> uwsgi for gunicorn.)
> I'm afraid OpsWorks is on such an old version of Chef that you may find 
> that few community cookbooks work on it as is. There is no good solution 
> for this that I'm aware of, except for Amazon moving to a somewhat more 
> recent version of Chef.
>
> --Noah
>

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