Ansible tips that yaml the fleet
Playbooks for servers you do not want to SSH one by one.
MySQL server installation with custom password in Ansible
CatDev
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mysql, vagrant, server, password
Add a Yum repo
Tin Tvrtković
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ansible
Crowdcrafting stack
Daniel Lombraña González
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python, redis, stack, cache
symfony-mariadb-nginx - new containerized framework
Chris Houseknecht
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0 responses
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symfony, php, nginx, container
Symlinking a file in Ansible
Shih Oon Liong
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1 response
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devops, ansible
Arch Linux in vagrant 1.5.* and ansible 1.5.*
Roman Stets
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0 responses
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vagrant, arch linux, ansible
chucknorris make me a sandwich
Serge van Ginderachter
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0 responses
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ansible, chucknorris
Debugging Ansible
Jorge Dias
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0 responses
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debugging, ansible
Quick http code counts from all nginx servers
Brian Coca
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0 responses
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nginx, awk, ansible
Ansible stable doc
Sven Eigenbrodt
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0 responses
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ansible
To easily run ansible playbook on AWS/EC2
Skate Hunbash
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0 responses
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ec2, aws, ansible
Remove that scary bovine
Michel Blanc
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1 response
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ansible
How to provision a cluster on day 1
hornos
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0 responses
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ansible
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