Once you have completed the the Part 1 steps, you should step through the checks below, ensuring that you are able to replicate the commands and actions.
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Chef web app developer training - Part 1 steps (draft)
The purpose of this series of tutorials is to take web app developers through the basic knowledge necessary to create and maintain the cookbooks used to deploy web applications.
Here I am using the stack CentOS, Oracle java and tomcat7, but they are generally applicable to the other app stacks.
This part of the tutorial is based off the learnchef.com Chef Workstation Setup getting started article. I'm skipping the Vagrant and VirtualBox installation part until later.
Here I am using the stack CentOS, Oracle java and tomcat7, but they are generally applicable to the other app stacks.
This part of the tutorial is based off the learnchef.com Chef Workstation Setup getting started article. I'm skipping the Vagrant and VirtualBox installation part until later.
INFO: Chef client is running, will wait for it to finish and then run.
tldr; So I wasted a few hours today because I had changed a setting, (or chef had changed) the location of its lock file (chef-client-running.pid). I found that manually removing the file, and restarting chef was a work-around.
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