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At nClouds, we’re all in on AWS.
With proper use of IAM roles, you can access/execute AWS-related resources without losing sensitive information. This blog post shows you how to do it.
Want to learn how to implement a search engine in your application? This blog shows you exactly how to configure SolrCloud to get the results you want.
In this post, you'll discover how to create a demo Rails stack using Chef, Vagrant, and Berkshelf. The post assumes that you have all three tools installed.
Nagios is capable of event handling and sending alerts. Here's how you can send reports with running database queries when the CPU load is high on RDS.
Learn what to do if got an error saying “ERROR 1095 (HY000): You are not owner of thread”
Learn how we used CloudFormation to manage AWS resources and exploited AWS CloudFormation application bootstrap helper scripts to register EC2 machines with Chef server for automation.
There are several new features in the latest version of Chef. In this blog post, you'll learn how to create an alert for stale nodes on Chef using Nagios.
Are you currently in the process of upgrading from Chef 10 to Chef 11? This blog post will show you how to upgrade Chef using the knife-essentials plugin.
Download this cool tool - jq; it is written in C and there is no runtime dependency. It allows you to parse Json easily.