Author:
Clinton Wolfe
Clinton Wolfe is the Technical Product Owner for Chef and also serves as an Architect within the INFRA 360 Technology Group, giving him deep and broad insight across engineering and product strategy. With over two decades of hands-on experience, he has helped customers across web application and DevSecOps domains use Chef tools in powerful, often unexpected ways. Before moving into product management, Clinton led engineering teams focused on compliance, workstation tooling and cloud automation, shaping his approach to sustainable, high‑impact engineering. Outside work, he enjoys emceeing DevOpsDays Philadelphia and building tiny farm equipment out of Lego.
What the New Runtime Licensing Means for chef Gem Users
This blog explains the new runtime licensing changes for chef gem users.
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This blog discusses what's new in Chef Inspec 5.
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Chef Workstation Released as Generally Available! Chef Workstation, the toolkit for infrastructure automation and compliance, has reached General Availability (GA) with lots of great new features and changes.
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Chef InSpec defines security and compliance rules as executable code for testing and auditing applications and infrastructure. Chef InSpec compares the actual state of a system with the desired state that is expressed in easy-to-read and easy-to-write code.
Read moreUnderstanding Singular and Plural InSpec resources
InSpec enables you to automate compliance by expressing the expected state of many things. A common need is to find a group of things, then examine them in detail. If you are using the cloud, you know that cloud security is paramount, but difficult to keep enforced.
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