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chef-handler-updated-resources
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Chef report handler to display resources updated in the Chef Run.
This report handler should be installed into the Ruby environment used by Chef. This can be done with /opt/chef/embedded/bin/gem or c:\opscode\embedded\bin\gem. Or, it can be installed using the chef_gem resource.
Configure /etc/chef/client.rb or other config file:
require 'chef/handler/updated_resources'
report_handlers << SimpleReport::UpdatedResources.new
Optionally, pass an argument specifying a prefix for updated resource messages. The default is ' ' (two spaces). This may make it easier to grep for updated resources, depending on your tooling.
require 'chef/handler/updated_resources'
report_handlers << SimpleReport::UpdatedResources.new('GREPME')
Or, use the chef_handler cookbook.
chef_gem 'chef-handler-updated-resources' do
compile_time true
end
chef_handler 'SimpleReport::UpdatedResources' do
source 'chef/handler/updated_resources'
action :enable
end
Author: Joshua Timberman
Copyright 2011-2015, Joshua Timberman opensource@housepub.org
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