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Test your cookbooks with Chef 11 and Vagrant
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Use the Opscode cookbook to install PostgreSQL 9.2 from pgdg on Debian
Vasily Mikhaylichenko
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Manage chef cookbooks with git submodules
computerlyrik
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Chef bootstrapping a debian 7 wheezy system
Jinn Koriech
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bootstrap, chef, debian, opscode
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Kishorekumar Neelamegam
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ruby, scala, chef, knife
Vim syntax highlight for Cheffile
Gabor Garami
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Open-source Cloud Platform (*coming soon)
Kishorekumar Neelamegam
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Use the Opscode cookbook to install PostgreSQL 9.2 from pgdg on Debian
Vasily Mikhaylichenko
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chef, debian, cookbook, opscode
Chef bootstrapping a debian 7 wheezy system
Jinn Koriech
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bootstrap, chef, debian, opscode
Vim syntax highlight for Cheffile
Gabor Garami
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ruby, vim, chef, opscode
Test your cookbooks with Chef 11 and Vagrant
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