Ansible tips that yaml the fleet
Playbooks for servers you do not want to SSH one by one.
Use macOS keychain for Ansible vault passwords
Koen Punt
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0 responses
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ansible, macos, keychain, password
Starting automatically DemocracyOS with upstart
sebastian sastre
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1 response
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ubuntu, ansible, server admin, democracyos
Bootstrap old CentOS/RedHat VMs for use with Ansible
Sarah Zelechoski
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0 responses
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bootstrap, centos, redhat, ansible
Ansible lineinfile with lookup()
Ramon de la Fuente
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1 response
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lookup, ansible, lineinfile
Install R packages with Ansible
Brian Coca
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0 responses
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ansible, r
Dump hostvars
Darryl Stoflet
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1 response
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ansible
Check if security updates needed on Ubuntu servers
Lorin Hochstein
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1 response
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ubuntu, ansible
Setting Ansible playbook variables from Makefile
Pablo Torrecilla
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0 responses
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make, arguments, makefile, parameters
Distribute sudoers file safely
JP Mens
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1 response
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ansible
Specify a base directory
Lorin Hochstein
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4 responses
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ansible
Replacing Capistrano with Ansible
Ramon de la Fuente
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0 responses
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capistrano, deployment, capifony, ansible
How to install Ansible on SLES 11 SP3
kmonticolo
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0 responses
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ansible, sles, suse, linux
Required OS packages for ansible
Yves Dorfsman
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3 responses
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ansible
Fix heartbleed - Update debian openssl version with ansible
Sarah Zelechoski
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0 responses
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openssl, debian, ansible, heartbleed
OS X keychain & ansible-vault
Gerhard Lazu
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0 responses
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osx, keychain, ansible
Talk to a load balancer
Michael DeHaan
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0 responses
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ansible
Making tasks more concise
Michael DeHaan
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0 responses
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ansible
Puppet labs ubuntu vagrant boxes have locale well configured
Victor Castell
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0 responses
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puppet, automation, vagrant, ansible
Run from a checkout
Michael DeHaan
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0 responses
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ansible
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