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  1. How to adapt apt_repository in ansible in Ubuntu 26.04 #2604 #ansible

    askubuntu.com/q/1566955/612

  2. AI agents that make decisions without a trace? That's an audit nightmare. 😬 Red Hat Ansible 2.7 fixes that with a brand-new automation orchestrator — full logging, unified governance, and OpenID Connect support. The control plane for enterprise AI is finally here. 🔐
    👉 techglimmer.io/what-is-ansible

    #Ansible #RedHat #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT #AIGovernance #DevOps

  3. AI agents that make decisions without a trace? That's an audit nightmare. 😬 Red Hat Ansible 2.7 fixes that with a brand-new automation orchestrator — full logging, unified governance, and OpenID Connect support. The control plane for enterprise AI is finally here. 🔐
    👉 techglimmer.io/what-is-ansible

    #Ansible #RedHat #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT #AIGovernance #DevOps

  4. AI agents that make decisions without a trace? That's an audit nightmare. 😬 Red Hat Ansible 2.7 fixes that with a brand-new automation orchestrator — full logging, unified governance, and OpenID Connect support. The control plane for enterprise AI is finally here. 🔐
    👉 techglimmer.io/what-is-ansible

    #Ansible #RedHat #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT #AIGovernance #DevOps

  5. How can I override the sudo being used by ansible for a given host? #sudo #ansible

    askubuntu.com/q/1566824/612

  6. Trying out, how many of my playbooks/roles need modifications when using an Execution Environment with Ansible 2.20, which is currently available as a tech-preview:

    registry.redhat.io/ansible-automation-platform-tech-preview/ee-minimal-rhel9:2.20.5-1777411032

    So far, I just had only very minor changes in regards to "when: " expressions ...

    There's an excellent porting guide, for Ansible 2.19 (which had several breaking changes): docs.ansible.com/projects/ansi

    #ansible #automation

  7. Updated my Red Hat Satellite to Version 6.19 and patched all my home-lab RHEL VMs to the latest state via Ansible.

    Fixed also the Copy.Fail and Dirty Frag CVE's, so I can safely remove the mitigations again.

    #linux #redhat #copyfail #dirtyfrag #devops #homelab #ansible

  8. Ansible Motion, with their Delta T1 Sport simulator have partnered with the Lola Formula E team and I have the details in this week’s Sim Racing Roundup. I also have details on how Brad Keselowski used a sim to stay race-ready after an injury and more! #simracing
    motorsportprospects.com/ansibl

  9. For those who are wondering why my projects are so silent, I moved to my own Forgejo instance at code.spoljarevic.sh

    From there I will continue my journey.

    Tho I didn’t have lots of time to work on them, and they will slightly change.

    Due to an upcoming server migration, new tools and my personal life, everything got slow.

    But I already finished some open issues on the Ansible Project and will go into testing after my vacation.

    It shall be finished this month or I’m no longer trusting myself.

    Next month will be nothing since I’m gonna focus on chess openings and the month after I’m working on a Knowledge Base (fork of hyprland wiki)

    After that, everything should go normal again.

    #ansible #archlinux #project #forgejo #server #ServerMigration #wiki #KnowledgeBase #chess #chessopenings

  10. For those who are wondering why my projects are so silent, I moved to my own Forgejo instance at code.spoljarevic.sh

    From there I will continue my journey.

    Tho I didn’t have lots of time to work on them, and they will slightly change.

    Due to an upcoming server migration, new tools and my personal life, everything got slow.

    But I already finished some open issues on the Ansible Project and will go into testing after my vacation.

    It shall be finished this month or I’m no longer trusting myself.

    Next month will be nothing since I’m gonna focus on chess openings and the month after I’m working on a Knowledge Base (fork of hyprland wiki)

    After that, everything should go normal again.

  11. Well, at least maybe just maybe orgs can get a better grip on AI with products like what Ansible introduced.

    “Why would you use AI just to patch a machine?” he says. “We all know tokens are expensive. We know the best way to patch a machine — why call an AI to do that when you already have a playbook that’s been in use for ten years?”

    Yes, why would you use AI to patch a machine? I like how this is presented at least. We'll see how it works out. AI is here to stay in orgs for the forseeable future so IT departments need to look into ways to control these agents better.

    It may even make the folks over in your SOC a little bit happier.

    #ansible #redhat #ai #llm #automation

    networkworld.com/article/41700

  12. Well, at least maybe just maybe orgs can get a better grip on AI with products like what Ansible introduced.

    “Why would you use AI just to patch a machine?” he says. “We all know tokens are expensive. We know the best way to patch a machine — why call an AI to do that when you already have a playbook that’s been in use for ten years?”

    Yes, why would you use AI to patch a machine? I like how this is presented at least. We'll see how it works out. AI is here to stay in orgs for the forseeable future so IT departments need to look into ways to control these agents better.

    It may even make the folks over in your SOC a little bit happier.

    #ansible #redhat #ai #llm #automation

    networkworld.com/article/41700

  13. Well, at least maybe just maybe orgs can get a better grip on AI with products like what Ansible introduced.

    “Why would you use AI just to patch a machine?” he says. “We all know tokens are expensive. We know the best way to patch a machine — why call an AI to do that when you already have a playbook that’s been in use for ten years?”

    Yes, why would you use AI to patch a machine? I like how this is presented at least. We'll see how it works out. AI is here to stay in orgs for the forseeable future so IT departments need to look into ways to control these agents better.

    It may even make the folks over in your SOC a little bit happier.

    #ansible #redhat #ai #llm #automation

    networkworld.com/article/41700

  14. Well, at least maybe just maybe orgs can get a better grip on AI with products like what Ansible introduced.

    “Why would you use AI just to patch a machine?” he says. “We all know tokens are expensive. We know the best way to patch a machine — why call an AI to do that when you already have a playbook that’s been in use for ten years?”

    Yes, why would you use AI to patch a machine? I like how this is presented at least. We'll see how it works out. AI is here to stay in orgs for the forseeable future so IT departments need to look into ways to control these agents better.

    It may even make the folks over in your SOC a little bit happier.

    #ansible #redhat #ai #llm #automation

    networkworld.com/article/41700

  15. @violet
    There are many opinions and combinations possible, of course. I prefer simple, community backed, and solid foss blocks that interoperate. That converged to:
    * #debian for base OS
    * data on encrypted #zfs
    * #incus for VM and system containers management (formerly LXD)
    * #ansible for automation, with the debops collection

    Infrastructure for people, to solve our problems and at our scale, with all the tools under direct control of worker sysadmins

  16. TIL (today I learned): @letsencrypt has a neat little project for running a test CA for the ACME protocol called Pebble.

    github.com/letsencrypt/pebble

    letsencrypt.org/2025/04/30/peb

    I just wired it into the tests for the foundata.acmesh #Ansible collection inside each #Podman
    container to test the webroot challenge end-to-end across all platforms without requiring external infrastructure:

    github.com/foundata/ansible-co

    #acmesh #opensource #devops

  17. TIL (today I learned): @letsencrypt has a neat little project for running a test CA for the ACME protocol called Pebble.

    github.com/letsencrypt/pebble

    letsencrypt.org/2025/04/30/peb

    I just wired it into the tests for the foundata.acmesh #Ansible collection inside each #Podman
    container to test the webroot challenge end-to-end across all platforms without requiring external infrastructure:

    github.com/foundata/ansible-co

    #acmesh #opensource #devops

  18. TIL (today I learned): @letsencrypt has a neat little project for running a test CA for the ACME protocol called Pebble.

    github.com/letsencrypt/pebble

    letsencrypt.org/2025/04/30/peb

    I just wired it into the tests for the foundata.acmesh #Ansible collection inside each #Podman
    container to test the webroot challenge end-to-end across all platforms without requiring external infrastructure:

    github.com/foundata/ansible-co

    #acmesh #opensource #devops