[chef] Re: Re: Re: Question about uploading cookbooks

["Julian C. Dunn" < >]

It is tricky. There are no handlers that run on the server itself.
However, since the REST requests are captured in the nginx logs, you
could potentially do something with that (send the logs to logstash or
something and alert on that)

Beyond that, you're probably at looking at hacking Chef server core...

- Julian

On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 12:21 PM, JJ Asghar 
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> i think you can click the follow button on community cookbook side, and then
> you will be emailed whenever a new version comes. But this is per cookbook.
> I think supermarket also has some features for the same,
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> On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 8:48 AM, JJ Asghar 
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>> Is there a way to have Open source chef announce when someone has uploaded
>> a cookbook? Something like a handler seems like a good idea.
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>> I'm betting it would be tricky with the way chef is right now, but I
>> thought I might ask.
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