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rename box prefixes to bento- instead of opscode- #208

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juliandunn opened this issue Apr 21, 2014 · 13 comments
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rename box prefixes to bento- instead of opscode- #208

juliandunn opened this issue Apr 21, 2014 · 13 comments

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@juliandunn
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  • Opscode is now Chef Software
  • Since these boxes are used by and for other purposes than Chef, rather than putting the company name in there, we should change the prefix to 'bento-'
  • Rebuild and publish all boxes
  • Coordinate with Fletcher Nichol to update test-kitchen URLs
  • Stretch goal: Get Chef Ops to put Cloudfront in front of the S3 bucket, to speed up downloads
@bflad
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bflad commented Apr 21, 2014

👍 need any help?

@juliandunn
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@bflad If you want to go ahead and do the search-and-replace and rebuild things to make sure they didn't break, I would take the PR!

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bflad commented Apr 24, 2014

Opened test-kitchen/kitchen-vagrant#92 to hopefully address 4th bullet point.

@sethvargo
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@juliandunn I talked with Mitchell about this and I have a WIP branch on bento. We are actually going to rename them to just OS-version (ubuntu-12.04). With Vagrant Cloud, we have namespacing. So people can use chef/ubuntu-12.04 in their Vagrantfiles.

@juliandunn
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@sethvargo What do the boxes get installed as locally when you 'vagrant box list'? And what about the users on Vagrant < 1.5.x?

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@juliandunn

$ vagrant box list
boot2docker-0.5.4-1  (vmware_desktop, 0)
chef/debian-7.4      (vmware_desktop, 0)
chef/ubuntu-12.04    (vmware_desktop, 0)
opscode-centos-5.10  (virtualbox, 0)
opscode-centos-5.10  (vmware_desktop, 0)
# ...

I don't think it's unreasonable to require a minimum version of 1.5 for Vagrant.

@juliandunn
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Cool.

Yeah, and since we don't delete old boxes (by design), it's probably safe to tableflip things.

@sethvargo
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Cool. I'll work on that by the pool

@tknerr
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tknerr commented Jul 22, 2014

@sethvargo @juliandunn so are the vagrantcloud boxes always up-to-date?

If so, should we link them in the README instead?

Right now it's a bit confusing, because I don't know whether the S3 boxes and vagrantcloud boxes are actually in sync...

@juliandunn
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@tknerr The Vagrantcloud boxes are always up-to-date but it's a manual process for now (i.e. I do it). I'm doing a minimal amount of work on Bento until @sethvargo 's team has more time to devote to it.

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tknerr commented Jul 23, 2014

@juliandunn thanks!

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flaccid commented Jun 8, 2015

For me the main one outstanding that will really help now is cloudfront support for the boxes (which currently is just S3 bucket opscode-vm-bento.s3.amazonaws.com in us-west-1 afaik).
Down here in Australia some of the routes overseas plain suck even when on cable or better - box download can literally be 1 or more hours.

@cheeseplus
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Closing this issue as we're moving everything to Atlas which takes care of namespacing https://atlas.hashicorp.com/bento @8a424e2900148bb8d732604844b4e18bce064d07

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