I’m learning Red Hat OpenShift and needed somewhere to practice. Red Hat provides an OCP installation called OpenShift Local that… Read more Install OpenShift Local In Your Homelab
Ansible can make coffee too
Check it out on my Ansible YouTube channel or click the link above. Here’s the playbook, make_coffee.yml: And here are… Read more Ansible can make coffee too
Ansible: What to do when you must use ‘su’
Generally if a task in your playbook needed to perform privilege escalation your remote user would just use sudo to… Read more Ansible: What to do when you must use ‘su’
Cleaning up the returns of the vmware_host_disk_info module
Filter transformations for the output of the vmware_host_disk_info module from community.vmware Community.vmware is a great Ansible content collection, however some… Read more Cleaning up the returns of the vmware_host_disk_info module
Update: Deploy GitLab with Ansible
I’m pleased to announce an update to my August 15, 2022 post that demonstrates deploying GitLabCE with Ansible Automation Platform.… Read more Update: Deploy GitLab with Ansible
TFA: Basic Two-Factor Authentication Using Yubico’s Yubikey
The Yubico Yubikey is an authentication token which supports a wide variety of authentication standards and allows one to add… Read more TFA: Basic Two-Factor Authentication Using Yubico’s Yubikey
Podman: How to configure ‘docker-compose’ for RHEL9
I wanted to start playing with Ansible-Semaphore on my homelab. Ansible-Semaphore is an open source project that provides a very… Read more Podman: How to configure ‘docker-compose’ for RHEL9
Deploy GitLab with Ansible
My deployment of GitTea from an earlier post is still going strong, but I wanted to try something a little… Read more Deploy GitLab with Ansible
Ansible: Subscribe to Red Hat Network
Here’s a quick playbook to subscribe a host, or hosts to the Red Hat Network. Because I use subscription-manager commands… Read more Ansible: Subscribe to Red Hat Network
Ansible: Set SELINUX context on a file
There are two ways to set selinux contexts on a file in Ansible. One way is to use the setype… Read more Ansible: Set SELINUX context on a file
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