Containerization is disrupting a lot of their current market, so they need to adapt in some fashion. Given the fact that the only hammer they have at hand is r

Containerization is disrupting a lot of their current market, so they need to adapt in some fashion. Given the fact that the only hammer they have at hand is ruby systems automation tooling it is not a big surprise they are aiming at these targets. Unfortunately, IMHO, the scope is a mile wide and an inch deep in terms of what chef brings to the table here. I can walk down that list and either think immediately of another tool that is dedicated to the specific task or the needs are so slight that a few ansible or bash scripts take care of the need. Sounds like they are aiming to occupy some space in the general "tooling & orchestration" arena, but it will be an uphill climb.