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This page serves as a getting started guide for community members interested in contributing to the OpenStack Chef cookbooks and example repository.

Communication

The OpenStack + Chef community has a mailing list on Google Groups. Join the conversation: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!forum/opscode-chef-openstack

There is an #openstack-chef channel on Freenode.net. Come hang out with us and collaborate there.

Bug Tracking

We track bugs and feature requests using a single Launchpad project called OpenStack + Chef. You can see the list of open bugs or file a new bug.

Code

The canonical upstream Chef cookbooks and example repository are located in the Stackforge Github organization. There is a single Chef cookbook for each integrated OpenStack project:

In addition to the project cookbooks, there are three support cookbooks:

As well as an example Chef Repository that sets up an OpenStack environment:

Example OpenStack Chef Repository

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−	* [[https://github.com/stackforge/openstack-chef-repo Example OpenStack Chef Repository]]	+	* [https://github.com/stackforge/openstack-chef-repo Example OpenStack Chef Repository]