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Introduction<\/h2>\n
Resources are the basal element of chef\u2019s heap. In all the functioning of chef, resources are in crux. These are a very first statement of any chef recipe or cookbook. In this blog we only intensify on the practical approach of \u00a0working with resources. This article will help you to compose a primitive awareness towards the execution of chef.<\/div>\n
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\u201cPie Makes Everybody Happy!! L. H. Anderson\u201d<\/div>\n

Prerequisites<\/h2>\n
To follow this article you need a prior information about Git and Vagrant. This blog uses centos7 \u00a0\u00a0as platform.<\/div>\n

Getting Started<\/h2>\n
Sooner, probably but it necessitous to talk about chef installation. For this and some of next blogs we use chef-standalone mode. Chef-standalone mode provides a basic learning environment for beginners. Chef-standalone mode allow you to configure a machine directly.<\/div>\n
Chef cater a complete \u00a0package labeled as Chefdk (Chef Development Kit ). It encloses all the essential thing you need to start with chef.<\/div>\n
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Install Chefdk<\/h2>\n
Clone our git repo and spin up a vagrant box with it.<\/div>\n
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$ git clone git@github.com:OpsTree\/Chef.git<\/div>\n
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