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Bootstrapping Chef on Ubuntu 12 with Opscode Knife
Thursday, May 10, 2012
I enjoy using Opscode Chef since bringing up an automatically configured instance is fast and easy on any of our cloud providers. Ubuntu 12 having just been released, I took the opportunity to perform QA testing on it as well as verify that our cookbooks would work as expected. Using an Amazon EC2 published Ubuntu 12 AMI, I ran the "knife ec2 server create" command to create the instance and install our software.
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