Learning Chef for Linux and macOS

Chef is a popular configuration management tool that can be used to automate entire fleets of machines quickly. Chef allows you to create repeatable administration patterns in code that is tailored to your specific needs. Mischa Taylor, a Chef expert, demonstrates the many applications of Chef that can be used in place of a Chef Server.
You can immediately use Chef to automate your infrastructure. He will show you how to use Chef to automate the configuration and validation of a fleet Linux and/or macOS development computers. This course is for beginners with basic command line interface skills and are suitable for those who are ready to learn Chef Server.

• You can use Chef without having to set up a server.
• Learn all about Chef, including its programming language.
• Explore InSpec, the compliance and testing language that is included in Chef
• Master skills can be transferred to learn enterprise-oriented chef server
• Learn how to use Chef to create Chef

Mischa Taylor is a former consultant engineer at Chef. He specialized in coaching and training on continuous delivery. He is currently building autonomous systems and maintaining the Boxcutter open source project he started. Mischa has been working in IT since 1992, as a DevOps architect and software engineer, as well as a developer. He is the author of O'Reilly titles "Learning Chef" and "Infrastructure Automation Is on the Menu with Chef".