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Installing Virtuoso with Chef

awesome1

Are you aware of a Chef.io cookbook for deploying and configuring Virtuoso 6.xx?

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  • Oscar,

    Note that iscape can be run in command line mode too, so it is very suitable to be scripted. We actually do this here - one of my team has some perl code which checks the releases on downloads and updates our installations when new hotfixes are available (which is great for customer support). I even have some expect scripts (which I have developed over the years) which answer the questions when running the configuration.

    If Chef supports some scripting (which from a very quick glance it does), then I assume you could incorporate that somehow.

    As I said, I'm the wrong person to answer because I'm really not that familiar with Chef - but there is the ability to script the iscape runs which would avoid the need for lots of GUI interactions.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Oscar,

    Note that iscape can be run in command line mode too, so it is very suitable to be scripted. We actually do this here - one of my team has some perl code which checks the releases on downloads and updates our installations when new hotfixes are available (which is great for customer support). I even have some expect scripts (which I have developed over the years) which answer the questions when running the configuration.

    If Chef supports some scripting (which from a very quick glance it does), then I assume you could incorporate that somehow.

    As I said, I'm the wrong person to answer because I'm really not that familiar with Chef - but there is the ability to script the iscape runs which would avoid the need for lots of GUI interactions.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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