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I think I could solve this, after some more fiddling.
I tried this again once I was home and could check from both sides more easily.
TL;DR Damn you, providers handing our DNS answers even if they are not existing...
Long story:
The client's connection request went via IPv6, as apparently it got a valid AAAA DNS answer, even though the Wireguard server's hostname only has an A record in the authoritative DNS server. Seems like some provider inbetween messed with this or did the "not found, here is a page full of ads..." thingy.
After restricting the client to only use IPv4, everything was fine. Pings worked from both client and server, networks behind the server were reachable.
#Wireguard #Linux #VPN #HomeLab #SelfHosting #Debugging #Network #AdminLife #HellYeah
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Abfahrt! Wir verlassen den April, der Treibstoff steht bereit! 🍷🌞🌻
Bockenfelder Str 273, #Dortmund!#retronomarcade #bestegäste #tanzindenmai #singstar #castroprauxel #Castrop #ruhrpott #ruhrgebiet #cheers #hellyeah
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Abfahrt! Wir verlassen den April, der Treibstoff steht bereit! 🍷🌞🌻
Bockenfelder Str 273, #Dortmund!#retronomarcade #bestegäste #tanzindenmai #singstar #castroprauxel #Castrop #ruhrpott #ruhrgebiet #cheers #hellyeah
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Abfahrt! Wir verlassen den April, der Treibstoff steht bereit! 🍷🌞🌻
Bockenfelder Str 273, #Dortmund!#retronomarcade #bestegäste #tanzindenmai #singstar #castroprauxel #Castrop #ruhrpott #ruhrgebiet #cheers #hellyeah
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Two things I noticed:
The microshift-olm package provices the Operator Lifecycle Manager, but apparently only a very limited subset. I could not get it working at all.
https://github.com/openshift/microshift/discussions/6461There are packages for ArgoCD, called microshift-gitops. Those install a part of ArgoCD. You get the repo-server, redis and the application-controller. But no WebUI. I have not found out yet, if I can still use the argocd CLI to connect to the cluster and e.g. sync an application, as it normally (AFAIK) relies on the web component being exposed via ingress, loadbalancer or port-forward. I'll report back if I get it working. Other than the missing WebUI, it does what ArgoCD is supposed to do: sync stuff into the cluster. Nice.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Two things I noticed:
The microshift-olm package provices the Operator Lifecycle Manager, but apparently only a very limited subset. I could not get it working at all.
https://github.com/openshift/microshift/discussions/6461There are packages for ArgoCD, called microshift-gitops. Those install a part of ArgoCD. You get the repo-server, redis and the application-controller. But no WebUI. I have not found out yet, if I can still use the argocd CLI to connect to the cluster and e.g. sync an application, as it normally (AFAIK) relies on the web component being exposed via ingress, loadbalancer or port-forward. I'll report back if I get it working. Other than the missing WebUI, it does what ArgoCD is supposed to do: sync stuff into the cluster. Nice.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Two things I noticed:
The microshift-olm package provices the Operator Lifecycle Manager, but apparently only a very limited subset. I could not get it working at all.
https://github.com/openshift/microshift/discussions/6461There are packages for ArgoCD, called microshift-gitops. Those install a part of ArgoCD. You get the repo-server, redis and the application-controller. But no WebUI. I have not found out yet, if I can still use the argocd CLI to connect to the cluster and e.g. sync an application, as it normally (AFAIK) relies on the web component being exposed via ingress, loadbalancer or port-forward. I'll report back if I get it working. Other than the missing WebUI, it does what ArgoCD is supposed to do: sync stuff into the cluster. Nice.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Two things I noticed:
The microshift-olm package provices the Operator Lifecycle Manager, but apparently only a very limited subset. I could not get it working at all.
https://github.com/openshift/microshift/discussions/6461There are packages for ArgoCD, called microshift-gitops. Those install a part of ArgoCD. You get the repo-server, redis and the application-controller. But no WebUI. I have not found out yet, if I can still use the argocd CLI to connect to the cluster and e.g. sync an application, as it normally (AFAIK) relies on the web component being exposed via ingress, loadbalancer or port-forward. I'll report back if I get it working. Other than the missing WebUI, it does what ArgoCD is supposed to do: sync stuff into the cluster. Nice.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Two things I noticed:
The microshift-olm package provices the Operator Lifecycle Manager, but apparently only a very limited subset. I could not get it working at all.
https://github.com/openshift/microshift/discussions/6461There are packages for ArgoCD, called microshift-gitops. Those install a part of ArgoCD. You get the repo-server, redis and the application-controller. But no WebUI. I have not found out yet, if I can still use the argocd CLI to connect to the cluster and e.g. sync an application, as it normally (AFAIK) relies on the web component being exposed via ingress, loadbalancer or port-forward. I'll report back if I get it working. Other than the missing WebUI, it does what ArgoCD is supposed to do: sync stuff into the cluster. Nice.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Dear Openshift and Kubernetes users,
after my single-node OpenShift cluster broke for the third time (pods not coming up, no idea what went wrong this time), I reinstalled the machine and tried MicroShift.
I overlooked the tiny detail in the documentation that there are subscription repos for RHEL10, but only packages for RHEL9. So I had to reinstall my machine after trying RHEL10 first.
In general microshift seems to be an easy way to get a OpenShift-like "cluster" running on a single machine. I'll report back once I did some more thorough testing.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Dear Openshift and Kubernetes users,
after my single-node OpenShift cluster broke for the third time (pods not coming up, no idea what went wrong this time), I reinstalled the machine and tried MicroShift.
I overlooked the tiny detail in the documentation that there are subscription repos for RHEL10, but only packages for RHEL9. So I had to reinstall my machine after trying RHEL10 first.
In general microshift seems to be an easy way to get a OpenShift-like "cluster" running on a single machine. I'll report back once I did some more thorough testing.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Dear Openshift and Kubernetes users,
after my single-node OpenShift cluster broke for the third time (pods not coming up, no idea what went wrong this time), I reinstalled the machine and tried MicroShift.
I overlooked the tiny detail in the documentation that there are subscription repos for RHEL10, but only packages for RHEL9. So I had to reinstall my machine after trying RHEL10 first.
In general microshift seems to be an easy way to get a OpenShift-like "cluster" running on a single machine. I'll report back once I did some more thorough testing.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Dear Openshift and Kubernetes users,
after my single-node OpenShift cluster broke for the third time (pods not coming up, no idea what went wrong this time), I reinstalled the machine and tried MicroShift.
I overlooked the tiny detail in the documentation that there are subscription repos for RHEL10, but only packages for RHEL9. So I had to reinstall my machine after trying RHEL10 first.
In general microshift seems to be an easy way to get a OpenShift-like "cluster" running on a single machine. I'll report back once I did some more thorough testing.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Dear Openshift and Kubernetes users,
after my single-node OpenShift cluster broke for the third time (pods not coming up, no idea what went wrong this time), I reinstalled the machine and tried MicroShift.
I overlooked the tiny detail in the documentation that there are subscription repos for RHEL10, but only packages for RHEL9. So I had to reinstall my machine after trying RHEL10 first.
In general microshift seems to be an easy way to get a OpenShift-like "cluster" running on a single machine. I'll report back once I did some more thorough testing.
#OpenShift #MicroShift #Kubernetes #DevOps #Linux #RHEL #HellYeah #SelfHosting
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Dear ostree users out there (on Fedora, RHEL, Bluefin, Aurora, Bazzite, ...),
has anyone of you ever seen an error regarding "invalid gzip headers" during a "rpm-ostree upgrade"?
[...]
[2/98] Fetching ostree chunk 53a115d85164231992f (46,2 MB)... done
error: Importing: Unencapsulating base: Layer sha256:53a115d85164231992fb38d82f836a36e9be489b15cfa415559419d164a7b6c0: Importing objects: invalid gzip headerI am building my own images to have the /nix directory available. Worked like a charm but suddenly stopped working for my Fedora43 image due to this error. The Aurora-with-nix image is fine, though.
Funnily enough, as my image only adds the nix directory, I only have one "custom" layer, everything else is from the upstream image. So I am puzzled on why this fails, why it fails for me and not for anybody/everybody else and why I do not find any issues related to "invalid gzip header" errors...
#Fedora #OSTree #rpm-ostree #Aurora #Linux #immutable #HellYeah #DevOps
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OK, funny thing. This was not caused by anything in the UEFI, like some setting I set wrong. This was caused by a faulty miniDP-to-Displayport cable. Replacing the cable and suddenly I have UEFI boot screen and everything after that visible on both VGA and Displayport outputs.
#homelab #Lenovo #M700SFF #HellYeah #AdminLife #SelfHosting #Linux #DevOps #ThinkCentre
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Upgrading with "my configuration" to the official 25.12.x image works for whatever reason, so it seems to be a combination of my configuration and my self-built image **together**. Funny...
#OpenWRT #SelfHosting #HomeLab #AdminLife #HellYeah #AVM #FritzRepeater1750E
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OK, for some reason my self-built image works when the device was factory-reset. Or the configuration works on 24.10.6, but the device breaks when upgrading to 25.12.0 or 25.12.1 with "my" configuration.
For now I am staying on 24.10.6, as I got sick of debugging and resetting and flashing for hours today...
#OpenWRT #SelfHosting #HomeLab #AdminLife #HellYeah #AVM #FritzRepeater1750E
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Today in "Keep your homelab up to date":
I updated all but one device from OpenWRT 24.10.5 to 24.10.6 and then to 25.12.1, using my custom-built images as usual (the images contain things like python, sudo or rsync to make the device manageable via Ansible and backupable via dirvish).
The one device that makes problems is a AVM FritzRepeater 1750E. After a lot of swearing and debugging, I installed a 25.12.1 image via the recovery (FTP for the win, ahem). Unfortunately this meant that I lost all the configuration on the device. And for reasons unknown to me it now refuses to restore the configuration (which involves a networking change from plain network to VLAN-based setup with a different IP range).
Next step: Go back to 24.10.6 and try to restore the configuration there...
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I got my hands on some Lenovo Thinkcentre M700 SFF recently and am impressed by the quality of the whole setup. Sure, replacing the SSD means tearing apart half of the case, but it is really easy and comfortable. The case is a beast, not sure who would win if it was hit by a car...
Funnily enough, the first couple of boots I could get screen output via DisplayPort, but for unknown reasons the machine decided to only show the UEFI/BIOS output via VGA. Luckily, I still have a monitor that accepts VGA input...
Does anyone know if there is a switch in the firmware to fix this? I did not find anything, but as the firmware menu is enormous, maybe I just missed it? As it worked before it should be possible...
#homelab #HellYeah #Linux #SelfHosting #DevOps #Lenovo #ThinkCentre #M700SFF
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I think it is really sad that with the license change vagrant has dropped in everybody's perception. There are many projects no longer caring about vagrant (due to the reduced number of users) and no longer building or publishing vagrant boxes. Alpine is stuck at 3.19, Debian13 download is broken for months, Fedora is stuck at 39. (I never could get the openSUSE publisher working, so I take the blame for that).
I still like the vagrant workflow, having a easy way to create shareable environments. I really like it in combination with Ansible to easily have demo setups or playgrounds.
This far I did not find a replacement. Alternatives are either not as universally usable or are lacking features like the Ansible integration. I'll keep on looking...
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Today in "Fun with your homelab":
One of my openSUSE MicroOS machines was under heavy load for a week and I could not find out what was wrong. I noticed that SSH logins were no longer possible, the login hung after the "Last login ..." line. Non-interactive logins worked, though.
Today I found out that suddenly this machine requires "ssh -t" or the RequestTTY option to get a working SSH connection. Huh?
All other MicroOS machines are of course unaffected by this (SSH from the same laptop to those machines works without "-t"), otherwise life would not be interesting...
Debugging this and then checking where the high load comes from...
#Linux #SSH #openSUSE #MicroOS #homelab #HellYeah #AdminLife
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As Hetzner is deprecating dns configuration via the dns-console, I migrated my domains to the new Cloud API. Last piece of the puzzle was to create new tokens and move from the old cert-manager-webhook-hetzner (by vadimkim) to the official chart maintained by Hetzner.
Migrated my 7 kubernetes clusters (k3s, rke2, OpenShift) without major hiccups, only had to do some cleanup due to old acme challenge entries being leftover after the migration (as cert-manager could not remove them without the new webhook and API token).
Only things left are the machines without k3s using lego.
#homelab #hetzner #certmanager #dns #hellyeah #kubernetes #k3s #rke2
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Weil ich gestern so schlechte Laune wegen #Elementor hatte, heute mal wieder mit @yootheme einen #HELLYEAH Moment gehabt. Hintergrund: Ich habe für mehrere Standorte eines Unternehmens jeweils Teaser-Texte in der Datenbank hinterlegt und in Yootheme in einer Sektion dynamisch diese Inhalte verknuppert. Ich kann jetzt diese Sektion bei allen Standorten hinterlegen und es erscheinen automatisch die spezifischen Texte für den jeweiligen Standort :yayblob: #Micdrop
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Tá, confesso, estou curtindo demais The Coffin of Andy and Leyley. Não estava dando nada para o jogo, mas achei bem interessante e bem feito, no caso da história, e personagens cativantes. Putz, mó dahora! Krl.
#thecoffinofandandleyley #thecoffinofandyandleyley #discussions #hellyeah #mastodon #sagas #SagaS
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CW? Nah. It would miss the fucking point.
If there was ever any choice in sex or gender to be and you couldn't make up your mind
You could always be a herm like me. Have a bit of everything!
And don't hold back your true self!This message is brought to you by a feeling of "fuck yeah I'm hot", in collaboration with a desire for sexual emphasis that makes in-your-face unashamed queerness and self-confident self-expression the unassailable expectation of a typical interaction.
Because some days I feel like the prudes who are ruining the world need to actually experience me shoving my complete set of genitals in their gormless faces. Just so they have a baseline for comparison and can stop telling people who dare to wear a pride flag pin or hold hands in public that they are being too overt.
#fuckprudes
#fuckproject2025
#fuckpuritypolitics
#queerpride
#queer
#pride
#lgbtqia2S
#lgbt
#herm
#hellyeah
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I am now running an OpenCloud server, based on Podman quadlets, behind Traefik. Let's see if it works better on iPhones than Nextcloud...
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I love dinosaurs. . . . . . . . #jurassicpark3 #spinosaurus #toyphotography #photography #actionfigures #hammondcollection #dinosaur #archiology #monster #hellyeah #outdoorphotography #photography #toys #miniatures
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If you think im waiting to post these, then you're a monster. This toy makes me so happy. #jurassicpark3 #spinosaurus #toyphotography #photography #actionfigures #hammondcollection ##dinosaur #archiology #monster #hellyeah #outdoorphotography #photography #toys #miniatures
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So I have been playing with the WriteFreely blog system. To check out if this would work for the use case I was asked about.
I built a vagrant-libvirt setup (using the usual vagrant/libvirt/Ansible approach) as well as a package for openSUSE. The setup uses my package on Leap and Tumbleweed or the upstream binary on a third branch. Another branch will set this up behind a Nginx reverse proxy.
I'll give the package a decent spin and then send it to a devel project to get it into Tumbleweed.
Here you are, have a lot of fun...
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/writefreely_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/writefreely_vagrant_libvirt_ansible#WriteFreely #blog #CMS #vagrant #libvirt #ansible #openSUSE #Tumbleweed #Leap #HellYeah
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I think I have an installable package for #RedHat's microshift for #openSUSE. First step on the way to maybe get #OKD's micro version micro-okd to build for openSUSE, as that is based on microshift. They do funny patching in between. Not sure if I can get that working in our offline build environment.
And soon I will try to properly package the opentelemetry collector! We already have alloy packaged, but I want to understand how the hell their buils logic is. Three repositories and a special build tool were identified so far...
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Having fun with the Ghost CMS.
The installation is only supported on Ubuntu. And is tailored to Ubuntu and thus does not recognized Nginx installations on other operating systems.
I put together a vagrant-libvirt setup using Ansible that does the tricky bits itself. Currently supporting AlmaLinux 10, openSUSE Tumbleweed and Fedora 41, see the different branches.
This is a "production" setup of Ghost, i.e. using a MariaDB database instead of sqlite3.
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/ghost_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/ghost_vagrant_libvirt_ansibleHave a lot of fun...
#GhostCMS #vagrant #libvirt #Ansible #AlmaLinux #openSUSE #Fedora #HellYeah
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Another day, another vagrant-libvirt setup.
This time for MariaDB, with a server VM and a client VM. As usual, vagrant, libvirt and Ansible do the heavy lifting.
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/mariadb_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/mariadb_vagrant_libvirt_ansibleHave a lot of fun...
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In case you want to get your hands dirty with Traefik, Kubernetes and the new GatewayAPI, I got you covered.
Here is another vagrant-libvirt setup that has #k3s, #Traefik and a #Nginx deployment. Instead of using a #Kubernetes #ingress or a Traefik ingressroute, this setup uses the #GatewayAPI resources like Gateways and HTTPRoutes.
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/traefik_gateway-api_on_k3s_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/traefik_gateway-api_on_k3s_vagrant_libvirt_ansibleAs usual, #Ansible does the heavy lifting and deploys everything in the cluster.
Have a lot of fun.
#k8s #Kubernetes #Traefik #Ingress #GatewayAPI #DevOps #vagrant #libvirt #Nginx #HellYeah
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Dear all,
for playing around with the Ghost CMS / blog system I put together yet another vagrant-libvirt setup using Ansible and Podman Quadlets
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/ghost_podman_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/ghost_podman_vagrant_libvirt_ansibleHave a lot of fun.
#GhostCMS #vagrant #libvirt #Ansible #podman #quadlets #HellYeah
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@dragotin @darix @OpenCloud @opensuse
Here is the vagrant-libvirt setup I currently use to test the new package:
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/opencloud_opensuse_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/opencloud_opensuse_vagrant_libvirt_ansibleMost boilerplate and surrounding things are fine, the executable runs, but currently the setup is broken due to missing assets / assets not being created.
As stated in the README, work in progress under heavy development... :-)
#openSUSE #OpenCloud #Ansible #vagrant #libvirt #hellyeah #packagerslife
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I continued playing around with @OpenCloud and translated the Quickstart script into an Ansible playbook. As usual, here is the vagrant-libvirt setup to try that yourself:
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/opencloud_quickstart_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/opencloud_quickstart_vagrant_libvirt_ansibleHave a lot of fun!
#OpenCloud #vagrant #libvirt #Ansible #filemanagement #selfhosting #hellyeah
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Aaaaand another one:
I played around with @Tronde's #OpenCloud #Ansible collection.
Easy to use, feature-rich and very nice in general. Get up and running with a OpenCloud container via Podman in a matter of minutes.
Here is a vagrant-libvirt setup using that Ansible collection:
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/opencloud_tronde_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/opencloud_tronde_vagrant_libvirt_ansible(Actually, it is using a fork that contains some fixes, links to the pull requests are in the README).
Have a lot of fun!
#OpenCloud #vagrant #libvirt #Ansible #container #Podman #quadlets #hellyeah
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New treat incoming: I played around with #Podman and #Nginx as a #ReverseProxy. And as usual I ended up creating a new vagrant-libvirt setup...
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/nginx_reverse_proxy_podman_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/nginx_reverse_proxy_podman_vagrant_libvirt_ansibleOne container running as a server (with a very valuable index.html...) and another container as reverse proxy.
Two branches, one with quadlets (where everything worked out of the box) and another running "normal" containers.
#DevOps #Nginx #Ansible #vagrant #libvirt #podman #containers #hellyeah
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I found Squest (https://github.com/HewlettPackard/squest/) recently, which is a self-service portal built on top of #AWX #RedHat #AAP (Ansible Automation Platform). Of course I had to try this out...
@christianhuth put together a Helm chart, while I tried to get upstream's way of deploying to work (they are using an #Ansible playbook-role construct to install this into #Kubernetes).
Here is the first result, the helm-based #vagrant #libvirt setup:
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/squest_on_k3s_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/squest_on_k3s_vagrant_libvirt_ansible(The ansible branch using upstream's deployment will follow, once I get it working with vagrant-libvirt...)
Have a lot of fun!
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Just a big shoutout to #Ansible and #AWX for being able to manage a AWX instance using Ansible.
The instance is running in #Kubernetes, managed by #ArgoCD. But the inner configuration of AWX (LDAP, Teams, Organisations, Permissions, Templates, Projects, Inventories, Credentials) needs to be managed,too. That is where Ansible comes in.Next week I will once again have a AWX instance that manages itself by running a job on AWX. Nice, eh?
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Damn it, is it christmas already?
A new #Avantasia album (Here be dragons) AND the new #DreamTheater album Parasomnia? AND a new single by #TheStreets? #Hellyeah
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What I did in the last couple of weeks (part 667):
As Black Sabbath was hard for me to get into, I started binging Ozzy Osbourne's solo records.
After some weeks of on/off listening to Ozzy solo and Black Sabbath, I must say that the first two of his solo albums are really something special compared to the rest of his discography.
Oh, there are hits and bangers in later records. But the first two really stand out.
Randy Rhoads was a genius. That guitar playing is off the charts.
Not sure if it is Randy's influence and songwriting that makes those two so much more noticeable than the rest. Or Ozzy's alcohol problems. Or him and his songwriters running out of ideas. But the albums after those two are mostly mediocre, the melodies are standard, the guitars are standard.
(Yes, I know, Zakk Wylde is a great guitarist, but at the moment all Ozzy records with him are sounding very much alike)
I'll give them some more time to see what happens...
