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Chef Automate is an enterprise dashboard that provides a full suite of capabilities for maintaining continuous visibility into application, infrastructure, and security automation, and an auditable history of changes to your infrastructure. Chef Automate integrates with: Chef Infra Server and Chef Infra Client for infrastructure automation
As we’ve said, the Chef Automate pipeline is made up of six stages: Verify, Build, Acceptance, Union, Rehearsal, and Delivered. Each stage consists of phases that perform a particular task, such as running some type of test.
Recommended minimum system requirements for Chef Automate running in production are 16GB of RAM, 4 CPUs and 80GB of disk space. For testing purposes, you can run it successfully with fewer resources in an on-prem or cloud Linux VM. The installation of Chef Automate also includes Chef Infra Server and can be fully deployed in about 20 minutes.
Chef Automate provides enterprise IT automation, DevOps dashboards, and analytics tools to enable collaboration with actionable insights for configuration & compliance.
Configuration Overview. The chef-automate CLI provides commands to help you work with your existing Chef Automate configuration: chef-automate config show shows your current configuration, not including default settings.
Key features include: Aggregation and analysis tools for Chef Client and Chef Server data, Compliance history and reporting, and. Compliance scanning of both individual servers and cloud APIs. For more information see: Documentation: https://docs.chef.io/automate/ Release Notes: https://docs.chef.io/release_notes_automate/ Project State: Active.
This page aims to document how to accept the Chef license for all Chef Software products. For an overview of the license, see the Chef license documentation. There are two types of license: MLSA and EULA. The MLSA applies to customers with a commercial contract with Chef Software, and the EULA covers all other cases.
