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- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#360sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#360 Jan 25, 2021 sadsfae commented Jan 25, 2021 This can save some time up-front and is still checked in #359 when a cloud is defined or if it isn't adjusted later via --mod-cloud. Thanks for fil… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359 Jan 25, 2021 sadsfae commented Jan 25, 2021 having an --auto-no-wipe is a simple fix to help to automate the process, so that you won't have to answer a prompt or pass a -y argument to add-s… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#359 Jan 25, 2021 sadsfae commented Jan 25, 2021 As opposed to prompting the user when a schedule is being added to hosts where the target cloudXX was already released why not just auto-convert a… […]
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Category Archives: open source
Let’s Encrypt Everything – Setting up the Free, Automated CA
Let’s Encrypt is a free, public SSL certificate authority (CA) you can use to generate and automate SSL certificate renewal. I co-manage Trystack.org, a free OpenStack sandbox for the general public and our Horizon SSL certificate came up for expiration … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, apache let's encrypt guide, https, let's encrypt, let's encrypt guide linux, linux, security, ssl, SSL CA
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How to Use Self-signed SSL Certificates for Plex Media Server
Plex is a fork of the Open Source Kodi (previously XBMC) project from 2008, the Plex Media Server has evolved into what amounts to a free, personal Netflix + Spotify that lets you stream home content to devices or browsers … Continue reading
Posted in open source, sysadmin
Tagged pkcs12, plex, plex media server, security, self-signed, ssl
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10 Must-have Firefox Addons for Privacy, Security and Utility
I have used every manner of web browser from lynx, Mosaic and Netscape builds to abusing curl commands and mostly prefer Firefox for the bulk of my daily desktop/laptop needs due to the strong plugin ecosystem. Below you’ll find my … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 best firefox addons, addons, browsers, firefox, mozilla firefox, privacy, security
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Funcamp ET Legacy and Urban Terror Servers Upgraded
Recently two fun, actively developed Open Source FPS game projects have had major updates: Enemy Territory: Legacy and Urban Terror. Over the weekend I’ve upgraded the Funcamp ET:L (2.75) and UT (4.3.1) servers to the latest versions. Setup instructions and … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, open source
Tagged enemy territory legacy, game servers, open source, urban terror
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Quick and Dirty SSH Key Management with Python
Sometimes I need to quickly copy SSH keys to remote systems in a pinch. I can do this with the Ansible authorized_key module but that’s not always available. I might be on a random system and Ansible or external internet … Continue reading
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Tagged ansible copy ssh keys, copy ssh keys python, devops, one-off, python, ssh, ssh keys, tools
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Fun and Automation with Git Hooks
Git is more than just an awesome, decentralized version control system (VCS) – it can also drive lots of useful automation by triggering actions to deploy infrastructure and services based on event and commit-based hooks. You can drive a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged automation, devops, git, git hooks, linux, post-receive hooks, sysadmin
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Automate Infrastructure Docs with Python, WordPress and Foreman
“It’s not done unless it’s documented,” says the wise Ops sage. Frequently updated documentation is critical, it’s also one of the most neglected parts of technology. Learn how we auto-generate server resource wiki data with Python, WordPress and Foreman.
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Tagged automation, devops, documentation, foreman, infrastructure, python, wiki, wordpress
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Automate SuperMicro Server Provisioning or Die Trying
We use Foreman for systems provisioning and recently received a large shipment of Supermicro for Ceph. Out of the box they were a lot of trouble to get integrated/automated at the same level of our Dell gear but we managed, … Continue reading
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Tagged devops, foreman, hardware, ipmi, linux, provisioning, servers, supermicro, sysadmin
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Switching from Mutt to Neomutt
“All mail clients suck. This one just sucks less,” so says mutt author Michael Elkins. This is true for me over the last 10years as mutt along with offlineimap and notmuch allowed me battle the unwieldy, barbarous deluge of mailing … Continue reading
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Tagged email, mutt, neomutt, neomutt vim, open source, workflow
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Tmux for GNU Screen Refugees and Vim Users
I use GNU Screen on servers to manage working sessions and perform long-running or persistent tasks. Lately I’ve been using tmux locally on my work desktop/laptop, finding it better suited for most terminal activity. Here’s how I set it up … Continue reading
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Tagged linux, productivity, screen, sysadmin, terminal, tmux
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Quick Fix for WordPress Table Text Wrapping
WordPress enforces sensible defaults for views and text wrapping that addresses most blogging purposes. Sometimes you want to work around these defaults. Recently I needed to expand text-wrapping behavior for tables to not break apart words to fit the default … Continue reading
Create an HD Gaming Capture/Streaming Setup with Linux
I recently created a dedicated game recording/streaming setup using OBS Studio on Fedora Linux. This lets me capture and stream real-time full 1080p video and audio from another machine playing video games. Read on for the hardware and setup details, … Continue reading
Automate Nagios Monitoring with Ansible
Infrastructure monitoring is important and there’s lots of tools for it. I’m fond of Nagios – it’s very mature and customizable but it’s also a giant pain in the ass to setup. Here’s how to save time deploying and managing … Continue reading
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Tagged ansible, automation, devops, idrac monitoring, ipmi, linux, monitoring, nagios, snmp, supermicro monitoring, sysadmin
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