Joshua Timberman

While we do need to get [systemd support](https://github.com/hw-cookbooks/runit/issues/79) added to this cookbook so runit can work properly on CentOS/RHEL 7, this is being addressed in the Chef Server's cookbooks under...

Sorry, I'm not actively involved in maintaining this cookbook and don't have cycles to dig into this. @tas50 @iennae @cheeseplus halp?

Amazon is a different distribution than RHEL-family. They have diverged enough that `ohai`, which provides Chef's platform detection, has `amazon` as a [separate platform family](https://github.com/chef/ohai/pull/960) than RHEL or Fedora. Further,...

I can confirm that mounting the volume `/root/.dokken` as described will work in our DinD CI system. I think this is a specific configuration thing that needs to be done...

This would be a welcome feature. Most of the applications we're running internally in Kubernetes are stateless, or connect to database services that are external like AWS's RDS or Elasticache.

@krnowak Would this allow specifying multiple containers in the `spec` for Habitat resources? For example, a Pod Template has `containers`, which can specify multiple containers (in the use case of...

In the interest of collaboration and consolidation: There is a fork of this cookbook, `osx`, which duplicates much of the functionality of the LWRPs, with shorter names of the resources....

Further, the reason to keep the `mac_os_x` cookbook name is that's what ohai reports as the platform name.

The `defaults(1)` man page refers to this as the "Mac OS X user defaults system." I think that `user_defaults` makes the most sense as a resource name. It wouldn't be...

You're using the chef-client cookbook or otherwise managing client.rb in a recipe? I am in favor of this too :).