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A profile to see if your Ansible roles are compliant with the [EGI Ansible Style Guide](https://github.com/EGI-Foundation/ansible-style-guide)
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This is just me testing something and should NOT be used in a production environment
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Based on STIGs found at: http://iase.disa.mil/stigs
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A Cookbook-Centric Deployment workflow tool
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A Chef Cookbook manager
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Berkshelf dependency API server
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A GitHub community health profile compliance check
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Blender chef provides blender and chef integration. It enabled blender to do host discovery based on Chef searches. It also provides `knife blend` plugin that allows running a local recipe against a set of remote servers.
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Instead of knife command
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Shared test suite for chef-client hardening - InSpec Profile.
This Compliance Profile ensures the chef-client configuration is hardened.
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Vagrant Box Image for Chef Cookbook Development Environment with ChefDK and Docker(kitchen-docker)
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Much resource. So converge. Wow.
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A chef handler that reports on per-resource elapsed times in a simple graphical form.
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Chef plugin to add Node encrypted attributes support using client keys.
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Pan is a Chef cookbook generator using chef-gen-flavors. You can use it out of the box as an opinionated way of creating new cookbooks, or modify it to meet your organization needs.
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A framework for distributing "flavors" of ChefDK generator templates as ruby gems.
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Get Chef stats directly into Datadog. Add the gem as an execution and report handler to your Chef run.
Read more here: http://docs.datadoghq.com/guides/chef/#deployhandler -
installs/configures a chef_handler which triggers a inspection on https://scrutinizer-ci.com on successful Chef run.
