Developing for multi component environments while keeping your sanity
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The document outlines a process for booting CentOS on VirtualBox using Vagrant and installing necessary RPMs from a private YUM repository via Chef. It highlights the easy setup and consistency of the process, while also mentioning drawbacks such as the limitations of Chef Solo compared to Chef Server and the complexity it may introduce for developers. Overall, it presents a balance of pros and cons in the deployment process.
Developing for multi component environments while keeping your sanity
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- 55. 1. Vagrant boots centos on virtualbox
- 56. 1. Vagrant boots centos on virtualbox 2. Chef installs all db and service rpms from private YUM repo
- 57. 1. Vagrant boots centos on virtualbox 2. Chef installs all db and service rpms from private YUM repo 3. Profit!
- 68. The good
- 69. The good 1. Easy setup
- 70. The good 1. Easy setup 2. Same setup ( inc. Ci )
- 71. The good 1. Easy setup 2. Same setup ( inc. Ci ) 3.changes provisioning
- 72. The good 1. Easy setup 2. Same setup ( inc. Ci ) 3.changes provisioning 4.Kill instead of fix
- 73. The Bad
- 74. The Bad 1. Chef solo != chef server
- 75. The Bad 1. Chef solo != chef server 2. Black box magic for devs
- 76. The Ugly
- 77. The Ugly