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AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-05T14:46:19Z

Lennart.grunau:

== AppSuite on Raspberry Pi ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange App Suite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. Please confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [https://downloads.chef.io/chef-dk/ chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

Also please install kitchen-ssh gem.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef gem install kitchen-ssh

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ cd raspbian/

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
This is only necessary if there if a new update.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update
NOTICE: You might have to do
berks install
first.

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname/IP, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].

AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-04T12:36:28Z

Lennart.grunau:

== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. Please confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [https://downloads.chef.io/chef-dk/ chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

Also please install kitchen-ssh gem.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef gem install kitchen-ssh

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ cd raspbian/

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
This is only necessary if there if a new update.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update
NOTICE: You might have to to
berks install
first.

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname/IP, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].

AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-04T12:33:18Z

Lennart.grunau:

== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. You can confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [https://downloads.chef.io/chef-dk/ chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

Also please install kitchen-ssh gem.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef gem install kitchen-ssh

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
This is only necessary if there if a new update.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update
NOTICE: You might have to to
berks install
first.

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname/IP, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].

AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-04T12:20:27Z

Lennart.grunau:

== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. You can confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [https://downloads.chef.io/chef-dk/ chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

Also please install kitchen-ssh gem.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef gem install kitchen-ssh

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
This is only necessary if there if a new update.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname/IP, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].

AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-04T09:32:27Z

Lennart.grunau:

== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. You can confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [https://downloads.chef.io/chef-dk/ chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

Also please install kitchen-ssh gem.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef gem install kitchen-ssh

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname/IP, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].

AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-04T09:29:26Z

Lennart.grunau:

== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. You can confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [http://chef.io chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

Also please install kitchen-ssh gem.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef gem install kitchen-ssh

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname/IP, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].

AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-04T09:25:08Z

Lennart.grunau:

== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. You can confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [http://chef.io chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

Also please install kitchen-ssh gem.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef gem install kitchen-ssh

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].

AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-04T09:11:14Z

Lennart.grunau:

== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. You can confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [http://chef.io chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

Also please install kitchen-ssh gem.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ gem install kitchen-ssh

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].

AppSuite:Deployment with Chef for Raspbian

2016-08-03T08:36:11Z

Lennart.grunau: Created page with "== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment == === Introduction === This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3. === Requiremen..."

== Raspberry Pi singlenode deployment ==
=== Introduction ===
This setup will allow you to automatically install the Open-Xchange AppSuite to a Raspberry Pi 3.
=== Requirements ===
* Raspberry Pi 3
* External SSD
* Everything to run a Raspberry properly (Power supply, MircoSD Card, etc.)
* MicroSD adapter

Why do you need a SSD? A normal SD Card is quite limited in lifetime and an SSD is much faster.

==== Preparation ====
First, we need the MicroSD to have a bootable Raspbian image written onto it. If you bought a complete bundle you may have gotten a card that is already prepared.
If so, feel free to skip the next steps.
If not, the first step is to create such a card. Please check the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ official raspberry pi guides] for this.

When your SD Card is ready, plug it in along with all of your periphery, and boot the Pi up.
If all went well your screen should show a menu where you can choose to install Raspbian. After the installation, download [https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh this script]
wget https://software.open-xchange.com/raspbian/SD2SSD.sh
to the raspberry pi.
Start a shell session on the pi, navigate to the script and execute it '''AS ROOT'''.
sudo bash SD2SSD.sh
Follow the instructions provided by the script and reboot your Pi after the script has finished.
Now, your Raspberry Pi will Boot from SSD. You can confirm this by taking a look into the file manager.

==== Chef ====

Now, that the Pi boots from SSD we are able to start our OX installation.

Go to the computer which you want to start the installation to the raspberry. Visit [http://chef.io chef.io] and download/install the appropriate chef-dk for your operating system.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo dpkg -i chefdk.deb

To verify the installation, type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ chef verify

==== Git ====
All of our cookbooks are versioned via git, so you'll need to have git installed.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ sudo apt-get install git

=== Deploy from cookbook ===

==== Get cookbooks from git ====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git clone https://code.open-xchange.com/git/deployment/raspbian

===== Update cookbooks from git =====
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ git pull
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ berks update

==== Edit preferences ====
To edit your preferences, navigate to the .kitchen.yml file and set the hostname, username and password to your variables.
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ vim .kitchen.yml

==== Deploy ====
Deploying the software is quite simple. Just type;
lgrunau@open-xchange:~$ kitchen converge default-pi
Now, chef will create a connection to your raspberry pi, will log on and execute the cookbook.

For a complete explaination what chef does, please take a look at the [https://docs.chef.io/ official chef documentation].