2 ms·
The thing that annoyed me about Chef was the need for a Chef server (or their Opscode service). Rubber may turn out to not be ideal so we'll see, but so far it
by rgrieselhuber 16y ago
The thing that annoyed me about Chef was the need for a Chef server (or their Opscode service). Rubber may turn out to not be ideal so we'll see, but so far it seems to be pretty logical and not that difficult to maintain.
The part about commenting out a failing migration is a bug that shouldn't exist in that particular process, not relevant to Rubber.
I don't mean to sound like I'm vigorously defending Rubber because we just started playing with it but, so far, the criticism seems a little overblown.
- bodhi 16y ago> The thing that annoyed me about Chef was the need for a Chef server You may not have heard of Chef-solo? I've been managing 8 EC2 servers for a project with it and Capistrano, relatively painlessly.