Ansible, DevOps What is Variable Precedence in Ansible? 31.01.2022 by DevOps In Ansible, definition of variable precedence is often overlooked. Despite what I wrote in my previous blog (Use Ansible like a Programming Language), Ansible is not exactly a programming language. There is a difference, especially on the(…)
DevOps, Kubernetes Do you know Rancher Desktop? 25.01.2022 by Daniel Westermann Today I stumbled across Rancher Desktop and thought I'll give it a try. If blogged about Rancher in the past but all those blogs talked about the full blown Rancher project. Rancher Desktop brings(…)
Ansible, DevOps Managing Ansible with AWX – Part II – Organizations, Users and Teams 17.01.2022 by Joël Cattin In the 1st post of this serie, I demonstrate how easy it is to install AWX on a local Minikube Kubernetes cluster. Now that the installation is done and the access to the web console is(…)
Ansible, DevOps, Operating systems, Security Automating Linux patching with Ansible – How to keep all your environments consistent ? 14.01.2022 by Joël Cattin Your may want to patch your Linux servers on a regular basis (e.g using “yum/dnf update”). As always, it’s obviously recommended to : 1) Patch the TEST systems 2) Check if there is no side effects 3) Wait(…)
Ansible, DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes Managing Ansible with AWX – Part I – Installation on Minikube 06.12.2021 by Joël Cattin AWX is a web based GUI tool for managing Ansible playbooks. It is the open source upstream project of Red Hat Automation Controller (formerly Ansible Tower) . As for Fedora and RHEL operating systems, the releases of(…)
Ansible, DevOps Ansible URI module and WebLogic REST API 15.11.2021 by Middleware Team How to use WebLogic REST API with Ansible URI module.
Ansible, DevOps, Development & Performance Scanning Ansible code with Ansible Lint 27.09.2021 by Joël Cattin Introduction It’s always good to learn something new. But doing it the right way from the very beginning is even better. I recently started to work with Ansible and after creating a few roles, I quickly realized that there(…)
DevOps, Kubernetes Kubernetes : two different OCI runtimes 12.09.2021 by DevOps Quick recap : in the previous episode, we have seen how to move from a Kubernetes cluster powered by Docker into a future-proof Kubernetes cluster, using containerd. Now let’s move on and fully enjoy the power of having(…)
AWS, Ansible, DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes Deploy a Kubernetes cluster using Ansible in AWS 29.08.2021 by DevOps After more than 2 years of experience in Kubernetes cluster administration, I am deeply convinced that one of the most important things to have as an ops guy is a sandbox cluster at your disposal. This can be either a(…)
DevOps JENKINS – some ways to restart manually Jenkins services 30.07.2021 by Middleware Team Hi Team, Depending on your actions performed on your master,sometimes Jenkins needs to be restarted,for that,we have many alternatives,it is not supposed to be a tough task but it can be helpful to know how to do that…..So let’s see(…)