Nikhil,When you provision and RDS machine, you do not get shell access to the server, so there is no way to have Chef set up the machine. From your applications point of view, it is just a database accessible via the database port, there is no other access.On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 10:40 AM, Gourav Shah < " target="_blank"> > wrote:
Nikhil,I recommend using AWS OpsWorks instead of CloudFormation. Besides Opsworks supports Chef recipes for deployment. So basically you provision AWS components and then use Chef recipes to do whatever you want on the ec2.ThanksGouravFounder, InitcronOn Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 8:53 PM, Nikhil Shah < " target="_blank"> > wrote:
Hey Folks,I was wondering which approach to take (chef,opscode,cloud formation, or a variation). I am trying to build a stack utilizing RDS, VPC/EC2/, FW, and possibly setting up raids on the volume. I was wondering if this is something I can utilize chef with or would it be more beneficial to use something like opscode or cloud formations since it all resides in the Amazon infrastructure. With that said, does chef even support RDS implementations?Thanks in advance.--Nikhil Shah / System Administrator
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