Chef Cloud Business allows IT Administrators to run scheduled or ad-hoc jobs on the cloud, for any node(s) within the infrastructure, eliminating the need for custom solutions. Administrators can easily create tailored node lists, schedule and run jobs on them, or create conditions and workflows for systematic job orchestration. This provides granular control over nodes in the IT infrastructure.
Highlights
Easily run ad hoc jobs on any node(s) in your diverse infrastructure
Run, schedule or create condition-based jobs for your infrastructure
React quickly and easily to unplanned changes needed on the fleet
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Chef Cloud comes in two product editions: Chef Cloud for Business and Chef Cloud Enterprise. Each edition uses the same two-part pricing structure based on nodes, which are the servers or machines you manage. You start with a base of 50 nodes for your chosen edition. When you exceed 50 nodes, each additional node is billed individually at a per-node rate. This lets you begin with a fixed capacity and expand by adding nodes as your infrastructure grows.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one node for billing purposes?
A node is a server or machine that the platform manages, whether it runs in the cloud or on-premises. Each managed system counts as one node. Both product editions count nodes the same way, so your node total drives what you pay beyond the base 50.
If I add nodes past the base 50, are all my nodes repriced or just the extra ones?
Only the nodes above 50 are billed at the per-node rate. The base of 50 nodes stays priced as a fixed block for your chosen edition. Adding nodes does not change how the first 50 are billed. You pay per node only for each machine beyond that base.
What is the difference between Chef Cloud for Business and Chef Cloud Enterprise?
Both editions use the same node-based pricing with a 50-node base and per-node charges above that. The editions differ in the capabilities included, such as auditing across a full IT fleet and added security and compliance features. Pick the edition that matches your governance and compliance needs.
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