The document announces the availability of the Chef Development Kit for writing and testing Chef recipes on Mac and Linux as well as its alpha version for Windows. It notes that GitHub will now host issues for Chef, Ohai, and Mixlib projects instead of JIRA and that Curry will flag PRs that don't have a signed CLA. The community site Supermarket is introduced which will replace cookbooks.opscode.com and use 'knife supermarket' commands. Supermarket may also be installed internally and all users must resigh CLAs. Research on containers and Docker is mentioned across several GitHub projects.

1. Chef-NYC Meetup June 2014
Announcements

2. Chef Development Kit
(‘cause who wants to compile nokogiri just to write and test Chef recipes)
• Available today for Macintosh and Linux:
• www.getchef.com/downloads/chef-dk
• Windows is in Alpha:
• In the box:
• Berkshelf
• Test-Kitchen
• ChefSpec
• Foodcritic
• Chef (of course)

3. Speaking of GitHub…
• No more JIRA for Chef, Ohai, Chef Server, etc.
• Use GitHub issues:
• https://github.com/opscode/{chef,ohai,mixlib-*,etc.}
• Curry (CLA checker) will ensure you have signed a CLA on your PRs
• And flag if not

4. Speaking of Curry…
• Curry is part of the new community site, Supermarket!
• https://supermarket.getchef.com/
• Will replace cookbooks.opscode.com when out of beta
• ‘knife supermarket’ will replace ‘knife cookbook site’ commands –
https://github.com/opscode/knife-supermarket
• Eventually Supermarket will be a product you can install inside your infrastructure too
• You must re-sign CCLAs and ICLAs
• We’re sorry, we should never have stored those as PDFs as the canonical format
• Once Supermarket hard-launches, COOK will migrate to GitHub Issues as well
• No more JIRA!

5. Research and Development
• Containers/Docker
• https://github.com/opscode/chef-init
• https://github.com/opscode/knife-container
• https://github.com/opscode/chef-container

6. Thank You