Tag Archives: github

How to Setup Travis for Quick Ansible Playbook CI

Posted on August 5, 2019 by Will Foster

If you’re looking for a quick, easy way to setup repository-based CI for your Ansible playbooks on Github consider Travis CI, it’s also a breeze to set-up for larger projects and not that involved. This takes around 10 minutes to … Continue reading →

Posted in open source, sysadmin | Tagged ansible, ansible CI, Ansible Playbook CI, CI, continuous integration, devops, github, How to setup Ansible CI, sysadmin, travis, travis ci, Travis CI Guide Ansible | Leave a comment

Automate RPM Builds from Git Sources using COPR

Posted on September 3, 2017 by Will Foster

The Fedora project COPR service builds/hosts free RPM package repositories and provides useful automation hooks for your Devopsing. You can combine COPR and any standard Git source (Github, Gitlab, etc) with webhooks for automated package builds when your source repository … Continue reading →

Posted in open source, sysadmin | Tagged automate rpm from git, automation, copr, copr git setup, COPR linux rpm, devops, fedora, git, github, packaging, rpm | 8 Comments

Tag Archives: github

How to Setup Travis for Quick Ansible Playbook CI

Automate RPM Builds from Git Sources using COPR

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