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  1. We're here in Community Central at expo area. Look for us in the Automation management corner, where you can connect with the , @foreman, and @ansible communities! Don't miss the lightning talks in the theater either.

  2. Follow-up #Azure ?: are there any good docs or videos anyone can recommend on how to architect and operationalize #Terraform for use in an Azure environment? More specifically, how do people design and build the storage, connectivity, and other infra in Azure to well support and secure Terraform state files? In our #CloudJourney #automation is a huge topic, and #Ansible v Terraform is current dilemma. Both are powerful, but Terraform has state to manage — storing, securing, isolating, etc.

  3. En attendant Documation : vous pouvez (re)voir la conférence "Notre stratégie de CI/CD off-line avec notre Capsule #Ansible ", présenté à l'occasion de l' @osxp_paris 2024.
    youtu.be/QcUdDZTOu6s

    #Documation #OSXP #FLOSS #sécurité #LogicielLibre #tech #conseil cc @jeremielesage

  4. En attendant Documation : vous pouvez (re)voir la conférence "Notre stratégie de CI/CD off-line avec notre Capsule #Ansible ", présenté à l'occasion de l' @osxp_paris 2024.
    youtu.be/QcUdDZTOu6s

    #Documation #OSXP #FLOSS #sécurité #LogicielLibre #tech #conseil cc @jeremielesage

  5. En attendant Documation : vous pouvez (re)voir la conférence "Notre stratégie de CI/CD off-line avec notre Capsule #Ansible ", présenté à l'occasion de l' @osxp_paris 2024.
    youtu.be/QcUdDZTOu6s

    #Documation #OSXP #FLOSS #sécurité #LogicielLibre #tech #conseil cc @jeremielesage

  6. We are aware about the problems with Ansible Galaxy at the moment and we're looking into it. We have a possible mitigating fix outlined, but since it's the weekend, we may not be able to get to a resolution before Monday. We'll keep everyone informed in the forum thread as soon as we have updates: forum.ansible.com/t/ansible-ga

  7. EU Chatkontrolle? Das muss nicht sein! Betreibe auch du eine Matrix Instanz.
    Matrix/Synapse mit Ansible playbook. Das ist zwar nicht super trivial, aber wer schon mal eine Linux Konsole bedient hat und weiß was Debian ist, sollte das hinbekommen.

    github.com/spantaleev/matrix-d
    word.undead-network.de/2022/05
    #Ansibleplaybook #Chatkontrolle #debian #eu #linux #matrix #synapse

  8. Triff mich, wie ich vor jedes Modul ansible.builtin. davorschreibe #AnsibleLint

  9. CW: IT rant

    I think I must be handling this wrong. When you have a requirements file it fetches the dependencies from there … and the don’t use them as it looks in different directories.

    If you pull stuff yourself and the pass the dir via some environment variable it works.

    WHAT.
    #ansible #ansibleLint

  10. Über #Ansible #automatisieren das #Zabbix #postgresql auf einem #debian mit separater #datenbank überwacht, brauchte gerade folgendes Wissen:

    * Eigenheiten von Zabbix
    * Eigenheiten des #zabbix_agent2
    * Eigenheiten der Maintainer von Zabbix für die debian pakete.
    * Eigenheiten … Configurationsstruktur der Distro Maintainer
    * Eigenheiten … Ansible community.zabbix repo
    * #YAML
    * #jinja2

    Und ich glaube das war es, mehr musste ich dafür heute nicht weiter, sehr gut kennen. o.O
    Ps. Ja, tat weh.

  11. I’ve just published a new Ansible module called perlmod_install_info whose purpose is to help you install Perl modules on systems in the most portable way possible.

    Specifically, this module knows how to search for Perl modules in dnf, yum, and apt repositories as well as in cpanm. It prefers the OS repositories over CPAN because generally speaking you’re better off going with the OS-packaged versions of modules when they’re available, both because that’s more robust and because the OS packages install much faster than CPAN. CPAN is needed as a backstop because the OS distributions don’t include all Perl modules.

    What’s especially clever about this module is that when it does need to resort to CPAN to find a module that isn’t available in the OS repository, it recursively determines all of the dependencies of that module and checks for them in the OS repository. It then returns lists of modules you can install from the OS and modules you need to install from CPAN, so you can minimize the number of modules that end up coming from CPAN.

    If this sounds useful to you, you can check it out on GitHub.

    #Ansible #apt #CPAN #cpanm #dnf #Perl #perlmodInstallInfo #yum

    https://blog.kamens.us/2023/09/13/just-published-perlmod_install_info-ansible-module/

  12. I’ve just published a new Ansible module called perlmod_install_info whose purpose is to help you install Perl modules on systems in the most portable way possible.

    Specifically, this module knows how to search for Perl modules in dnf, yum, and apt repositories as well as in cpanm. It prefers the OS repositories over CPAN because generally speaking you’re better off going with the OS-packaged versions of modules when they’re available, both because that’s more robust and because the OS packages install much faster than CPAN. CPAN is needed as a backstop because the OS distributions don’t include all Perl modules.

    What’s especially clever about this module is that when it does need to resort to CPAN to find a module that isn’t available in the OS repository, it recursively determines all of the dependencies of that module and checks for them in the OS repository. It then returns lists of modules you can install from the OS and modules you need to install from CPAN, so you can minimize the number of modules that end up coming from CPAN.

    If this sounds useful to you, you can check it out on GitHub.

    #Ansible #apt #CPAN #cpanm #dnf #Perl #perlmodInstallInfo #yum

    https://blog.kamens.us/2023/09/13/just-published-perlmod_install_info-ansible-module/

  13. I’ve just published a new Ansible module called perlmod_install_info whose purpose is to help you install Perl modules on systems in the most portable way possible.

    Specifically, this module knows how to search for Perl modules in dnf, yum, and apt repositories as well as in cpanm. It prefers the OS repositories over CPAN because generally speaking you’re better off going with the OS-packaged versions of modules when they’re available, both because that’s more robust and because the OS packages install much faster than CPAN. CPAN is needed as a backstop because the OS distributions don’t include all Perl modules.

    What’s especially clever about this module is that when it does need to resort to CPAN to find a module that isn’t available in the OS repository, it recursively determines all of the dependencies of that module and checks for them in the OS repository. It then returns lists of modules you can install from the OS and modules you need to install from CPAN, so you can minimize the number of modules that end up coming from CPAN.

    If this sounds useful to you, you can check it out on GitHub.

    #Ansible #apt #CPAN #cpanm #dnf #Perl #perlmodInstallInfo #yum

    https://blog.kamens.us/2023/09/13/just-published-perlmod_install_info-ansible-module/

  14. Debian 13 installed. SSH is working. The base configuration has been deployed with Ansible. The host is now in my basement under a table, ready to be forgotten. Next step for when I have time will be to configure encrypted ZFS and Jellyfin.

  15. Debian 13 installed. SSH is working. The base configuration has been deployed with Ansible. The host is now in my basement under a table, ready to be forgotten. Next step for when I have time will be to configure encrypted ZFS and Jellyfin.

    #selfhosting #homelab

  16. Debian 13 installed. SSH is working. The base configuration has been deployed with Ansible. The host is now in my basement under a table, ready to be forgotten. Next step for when I have time will be to configure encrypted ZFS and Jellyfin.

    #selfhosting #homelab

  17. Debian 13 installed. SSH is working. The base configuration has been deployed with Ansible. The host is now in my basement under a table, ready to be forgotten. Next step for when I have time will be to configure encrypted ZFS and Jellyfin.

    #selfhosting #homelab

  18. Debian 13 installed. SSH is working. The base configuration has been deployed with Ansible. The host is now in my basement under a table, ready to be forgotten. Next step for when I have time will be to configure encrypted ZFS and Jellyfin.

    #selfhosting #homelab