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
Author: Dan Davis
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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