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- sadsfae forked sadsfae/DHCPy-scanner from Dodoveloper/DHCPy-scannersadsfae forked sadsfae/DHCPy-scanner from Dodoveloper/DHCPy-scanner Apr 16, 2021 Dodoveloper/DHCPy-scanner A simple DHCP scanner written in Python 3 Python 2 Updated Sep 10 […]
- sadsfae opened an issue in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae opened an issue in redhat-performance/quads Apr 16, 2021 VSC stdout minor cosmetic issue #372 It appears that there's a minor problem with the stdout from verify_switchconf.py: Here is a run with --change /opt/quads/quads/tools/verify_switch… […]
- sadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quads Apr 12, 2021 2 commits to master eb6abec Merge "fix: verify switch conf on last nic and vlans" 3b14657 fix: verify switch conf on last nic and vlans […]
- sadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quads Apr 8, 2021 2 commits to master 79d6254 Merge "fix: hardcoded links for vlans on jira ticket assignment" 294d233 fix: hardcoded links for vlans on jira ticket assignment […]
- sadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quads Mar 31, 2021 2 commits to master a3ac558 Merge "feat: added get ticket and refactored Jira library" d902975 feat: added get ticket and refactored Jira library […]
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Tag Archives: cloud
Browbeat Is now an OpenStack Project
Browbeat is an Open Source performance tuning and analysis tool for OpenStack clouds, and something I’ve been contributing to lately on my new team. As of this OpenStack commit Browbeat has moved to the openstack.org namespace and is on the … Continue reading
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Tagged browbeat, browbeat project, cloud, openstack, performance, scale, tools
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OpenStack Summit 2016 – Trystack, the free OpenStack Sandbox
Following onto the previous Trystack.org talk at Devconf 2016, we presented at the 2016 Austin OpenStack Summit. Following the same format as the previous talk we covered some exciting updates around RDO Liberty/Mitaka, OpenStackID integration, datacenter hardware and network upgrades/expansion … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, developers, linux, openstack, openstack summit, sysadmin, trystack
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Devconf2016 – Trystack: Free OpenStack for Planet Earth
I gave a talk at the annual Linux Users and Developers Conference (Devconf 2016) in Brno, Czech Republic on Trystack.org: architecture, operations insights, tooling, automation and what it takes to run a large, public OpenStack cloud for the general public. … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, devconf, openstack, public cloud, sysadmin, talk
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Getting OpenStack Tenant Info by Floating IP Address
When running a public cloud you sometimes need to obtain user or tenant information quickly based on their public IP address. Here is a simple shell tool to accomplish this rather than having to piece together information in several commands, … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, openstack, public cloud, sysadmin, tooling
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Make OpenStack Glance Images Accessible to Selective Tenants
Recently I needed to make a Glance image available to a specific user but not make it public. In this example an image needed to be available only to the services tenant and owner. There’s a facility for this inside … Continue reading
Trystack.org: Free, Public OpenStack for Earth
Trystack.org is a free, public OpenStack sandbox for developers and ordinary people to try out OpenStack or test their apps. It’s been around since 2012 but has recently been revamped by Kambiz Aghaiepour, Dan Radez and myself. Sponsored by the … Continue reading
OpenStack Essentials by Dan Radez
I’ve recently had the pleasure of helping edit/review the awesome OpenStack Essentials by my friend and colleague Dan Radez. Highly recommended reading for anyone getting into OpenStack who is interested in an easy-to-read deep dive of OpenStack, setting up your … Continue reading
Automated OpenStack Deployments with Foreman and Puppet
Demo of a large, 70 node bare-metal deployment we did at the Red Hat Summit in April 2014 showcasing an OpenStack Havana deployment via Puppet and Foreman. There are other tools for this now like StayPuft or most recently RDO-Manager … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, foreman, infrastructure, linux, openstack, puppet, sysadmin
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Create OpenStack Users the Easy Way
When you’ve created more than one OpenStack user via the CLI or Horizon dashboard it gets old really quick. It’s a good idea to automate it or use a tool to do the job for you.
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Tagged automation, cloud, devops, linux, openstack, shell, tool
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Secure Cloud Data Backups using Python, Tar and GPG
The Cloud (aka another dude’s computer) is a great place to backup your data, files and make your life easier and your technical resources more accessible. It can also be extremely dangerous if you don’t take steps to protect your … Continue reading