I am thinking about override opsworks cookbooks to remove all the recipes, files, templates, etc I don't want in my machines. Basically because the booting/setup/configure takes so long. Looking at the process, one of the longest task is the download of the cookbooks. For instance, why do I want ruby cookbooks if I am running a memcached layer...
Do you think that I can override opsworks cookbooks with my own (with dir structure, but no files) with the technique you explain here?
Hi, nice one.
I am thinking about override opsworks cookbooks to remove all the recipes, files, templates, etc I don't want in my machines. Basically because the booting/setup/configure takes so long. Looking at the process, one of the longest task is the download of the cookbooks. For instance, why do I want ruby cookbooks if I am running a memcached layer...
Do you think that I can override opsworks cookbooks with my own (with dir structure, but no files) with the technique you explain here?
May be there is another solution to do that.