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I checked another issue #2575 which is asking a similar thing, but it was mentioning SUSE instead.
I tried to start using a Docker image https://hub.docker.com/r/chef/chefworkstation which works, still a little "limited" because it does not have all the dependencies I need. For instance, I can not run kitchen because the image does contain Vagrant. Install all the dependencies inside the image does not seem practical.
I understand that supporting another distribution takes a significant amount of effort, so I am also happy to receive suggestions of how I can manage to work with Chef Workstation from openSUSE host in an easy way.
Thank you.
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Apologies for bumping an older post, but just FYI in case anyone else comes along - the rpm version of chef-workstation installs fine on suse (tumbleweed at least). Just download the RPM and then double-click on it and the suse package manager will install it. Or just type sudo rpm -i /yourdirectory/yourrpm.rpm
I would like to install Chef Workstation on openSUSE. I can see it is not officially supported (https://www.chef.io/downloads/tools/workstation and https://docs.chef.io/workstation/install_workstation).
I checked another issue #2575 which is asking a similar thing, but it was mentioning SUSE instead.
I tried to start using a Docker image https://hub.docker.com/r/chef/chefworkstation which works, still a little "limited" because it does not have all the dependencies I need. For instance, I can not run kitchen because the image does contain Vagrant. Install all the dependencies inside the image does not seem practical.
I understand that supporting another distribution takes a significant amount of effort, so I am also happy to receive suggestions of how I can manage to work with Chef Workstation from openSUSE host in an easy way.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: