Ansible Ansible: Conditional Playbooks I have praised Ansible tags all about the previous post. Unfortunately, tags don't go along with Ansible Tower's complex workflows. Let me guide you through the playbook transformation we've done. The answer to this challenge is extra variables.
Keycloack Keycloak: Use Oracle Autonomous database The Keycloack Server documentation recommends an external database to persist realms configuration. The article describes how to configure Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing service with WildFly/JBoss application server.
Red Hat Too much security: Is it a thing? What I love about Red Hat classes, you get a live environment . This time, my new lab was partially unavailable. I click on the link, glimpse the application page, and then I get a protocol error page.
Ansible Ansible NOVA meetup If you live in metro DC area and interesting in RedHat Ansible come and join us to learn how you can use this marvelous automation tool to manage Oracle Fusion Middleware environments. All details could be found on the event page at https://www.meetup.com/Ansible-NOVA/events/267997275.
OpenShift NATCAP OUG Meetup If you live in the metro DC area and interesting in cutting end technologies come and join us and learn from the first hands. I'm going to talk about containers and virtualization. At the end of the presentation, I'll show you ho you can have your very own RedHat OpenShift 4 on your laptop.
Containers RedHat OpenShift and private repositories For a while, I play around with RedHat CodeReady Containers and one thing annoyed me most - access to private repositories. My pet projects are GitLab and I'm not ready to expose them as public ones. So, whenever I create an application, the first
Containers RedHat CodeReady Containers update Today my during the container start I have got notification that version 1.3.0 is available. During setup I get error that my libvrt bundle is not compatible with the new release. So you can find how I made an error and fix it.
OpenShift Red Hat OpenShift Overview OpenShift is a family of containerization software developed by Red Hat and has been around since 2011. However, it has recently gained more steam over the past couple of years.
