[chef] Re: Re: Spiceweasel 2.6.0

[Matt Ray < >]

Spiceweasel is something I've maintained and developer on the side of
Chef over the last 3 years, I've never pushed for it to be included
into Opscode's list of supported applications. It fits a niche but I'm
not sure the demand has been there for Opscode to support it. I do
plan to continue to support and develop it and have lots of great
contributors.

I haven't used knife-lxc myself, the lxc patches came from another
user. I am not currently using LXC, but I would start with the Heavy
Water cookbook if I was getting started:
https://github.com/hw-cookbooks/lxc


Thanks,
Matt Ray
Cloud Integrations Product Lead :: Opscode
512.731.2218 :: 

 
mattray :: GitHub :: IRC :: Twitter


On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 7:39 AM, Vladimir Skubriev
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 >
 wrote:
> On 09/08/2013 08:52 PM, Matt Ray wrote:
>>
>> Released Spiceweasel 2.6.0 this weekend, adding the following new
>> features:
>> * Linode and Digital Ocean support (Fletcher Nichol)
>> * --node-only mode for uploading node files and applying their run list
>> without bootstrapping (ie. with Vagrant)
>> * Google support
>> * the manifest no longer has to be the last option
>>
>> http://github.com/mattray/spiceweasel
>> Spiceweasel is a command-line tool for batch loading Chef infrastructure.
>> It provides a simple syntax in Ruby, JSON or YAML for describing and
>> deploying infrastructure in order with the Chef command-line tool `knife`.
>> This manifest may be bundled with a Chef repository to deploy the
>> infrastructure contained within the repository and validate that the
>> components listed are all present. The manifest may also be extracted from
>> an existing repository.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Matt Ray
>> Cloud Integrations Product Lead :: Opscode
>> 512.731.2218 :: 
>> 
 
>> mattray :: GitHub :: IRC :: Twitter
>
> Why opscode doesn't include spiceweasel in the mainline ?
>
> Perhaps this is planned for the future ?
>
> I can find a code for lxc provider to deploy on it. Can you show me a link ?
>
> I know that you contributor of lxc cookbook. How iceweasel closely linked
> (correspond) with lxc cookbook ?
>
> I search for cookbook for deploy lxc containers on our servers.
>
> --
> Best regards,
>
> CVision Lab System Administrator
> Vladmir Skubriev
>