@stacksofplates said in AWX and OpenStack:

@aaronstuder said in AWX and OpenStack:

@stacksofplates Link doesn't work.

Ya I'm an idiot.

No, It's early on the weekend. Could have happened to anyone 🙂

Finally, this is great news for ansible users.

Ya, so there must have been a change at some point. Setting the zone to drop and then adding services allows those services through. Firewalld site shows what your book says is correct and what (I'm 99% sure) I saw when I initially started with the SCAP stuff last year:

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However, here are the actual results:

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@stacksofplates Thanks, good info. Im learning ansible now.

Here's what the alerts look like in both alertmanager and prometheus:

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@drybjed welcome to the community!!

So I also realized that if you have even a small number of records, a dictionary will become super long. So you can compact the dictionary like this:

records: ns1: {forward: 10.1.30.11, type: A, last: 11, rev: 30.1.10.in-addr.arpa.} ansible: {forward: 10.1.30.5, type: A, last: 5, rev: 30.1.10.in-addr.arpa.}

So while the other way may be easier to read, this saves a TON of space.

@pmoncho said in Opinions: Ansible vs. SaltStack:

@scottalanmiller

What would be the sense of purchasing a solid open source project like SaltStack?
Being OS, VMware can add their own developers to the project and still integrate it with their products without the cost of purchasing the company.

I think they're just trying to stay relevant. Like with Harbor, Tanzu, etc.

Trying to figure out if I should learn Ansible or Salt Stack.... hm..... Thoughts?

I am studying for my RHCSA... so maybe Ansible makes since?

http://blog.takipi.com/deployment-management-tools-chef-vs-puppet-vs-ansible-vs-saltstack-vs-fabric/

Very interesting, will check that out.

@scottalanmiller said in Red Hat Open Sources Ansible Galaxy:

That's awesome. Now just waiting on Tower, too.

Thought exactly the same: Free/open Tower would be awesome.

Since the images disappeared, I added them as code.

Also, Identity Management (FreeIPA) makes it really easy to store public keys in LDAP so any system joined to IdM can verify the key.

So perhaps Red Hat is screwing up the Ansible quality? That's a depressing thought.

I tried Rundeck. It was more confusing than just using Ansible without a GUI. IMO, just having the playbook with yaml and jinja files is easier to read and use. GUIs always have at least one thing you need in a place you wouldn't think.

I guess I wouldn't mind having some reports in a GUI but I'll stick with just text files.