1. Use docker container to start a env with chef pre-installed
2. Create a dummy cookbook and apply it

1. Start a VM, install chef facility
2. Create a dummy cookbook to install jq package
3. Before install jq, run "apt-get update" by chef. So you need berkshelf.
4. Enforce rubocop and foodcritic for code static check

1. Start 3 containers to run chef server, knife workstation and chef client
2. Install and configure knife
3. From knife node run chef deployment in chef client node

1. Use kitchen to test your cookbook: start a container and test the logic
2. Enforce kitchen verify logic via serverspec

1. Use Kitchen to test local vm deployment
2. Use Kitchen to test docker deployment
3. Use Kitchen to test cloud VM deployment

1. Deploy a standalone jenkins by chef
2. Chef shall add one jenkins user
3. Chef shall add a dummy job with slack notification enabled
4. Run deployment in docker, vagrant and EC2
5. Test both Ubuntu 14.04 and Centos 7

1. For better security, only registered user can login
2. For better security, Jenkins listen on port 18080, instead of 8080
3. When Jenkins is down, get alerts

1. Use Jenkinsfile to create a Jenkins pipeline
2. Enable and configure ThinBackup

1. Test 2 nodes jenkins cluster deployment in docker
2. Use Jenkinsfile to configure Jenkins
3. Define Jenkins pipeline

https://github.com/chef-cookbooks/jenkins
https://github.com/jenkinsci/pipeline-examples