Zip through configuring and managing OLAM from the foundation upManaging OLAM can be done either through the UI or via the CLI. Here, we’ll be working through the UI. Think of it this way – OLAM is the platform on which you’ll be managing your projects, inventories, playbooks, and automation through either your UI or […]
Read MoreHow to do it… [opc@olam-test /]$ cd /var/lib/awx/[opc@olam-test awx]$ lsawxfifo projects rsyslog uwsgi.stats venv[opc@olam-test awx]$ cd projects/[opc@olam-test projects]$ cd demo_bundled/[opc@olam-test demo_bundled]$ lshttpd.yaml permissions.yaml yum_update.yaml[opc@olam-test demo_bundled]$ [opc@olam-test demo_bundled]$ sudo vi change_permissions.yaml “`[opc@olam-target-2 tmp]$ ls -ltrtotal 0drwxr-xr-x.2 root root 6 Oct 18 11:53 unified-monitoring-agentdrwxrwxr-x.2 opc opc 6 Oct 26 15:27 changedir[opc@olam-target-2 tmp]$ “`yaml—– name: Change file permissions hosts: […]
Read MoreMaking Docker Desktop more manageable with PortainerPortainer is a container management platform, as mentioned in the introduction to this chapter. Portainer was originally designed as a UI for Docker, but now it supports several other container environments as well. With over 1 million users and a significant presence on GitHub, Portainer offers two versions: the […]
Read MoreHow to do it…The following steps walk through uploading the key and configuring VirtualBox to communicate with OCI: Figure 13.31 – Log in to your accountAnd this is where we wait for OCI to log us in… Figure 13.32 – Logging in Figure 13.33 – Choose and log in to verify your identity provider Figure […]
Read MoreGoing through these configuration changes can be confusing. When it comes down to it, we’re narrowing the differences between OCI-born instances and the instance we’re configuring in this recipe. The GRUB changes are getting the environment ready to operate within the OCI tenancy. There are a few more steps you’ll have to configure on your […]
Read MoreNotice the interface names after the change: [root@small-ol8 ~]# dmesg | grep -i eth[ 4.702620] e1000 0000:00:03.0 eth0: (PCI:33MHz:32-bit) 08:00:27:8d:0f:64[ 4.702628] e1000 0000:00:03.0 eth0: Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection[ 5.371103] e1000 0000:00:08.0 eth1: (PCI:33MHz:32-bit) 08:00:27:89:87:98[ 5.371132] e1000 0000:00:08.0 eth1: Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection[ 5.373296] e1000 0000:00:08.0 enp0s8: renamed from eth1[ 5.374971] e1000 0000:00:03.0 enp0s3: renamed from […]
Read MoreHow to do it…You can upload the exported OVA in one of two ways, either via the command line or through the S3 console. Either way, it’s simply an upload to AWS S3 and it doesn’t really matter how you do it.Uploading through the S3 console is a fairly straightforward process: Figure 13.77 – Sign […]
Read MoreFigure 13.89 – Add files Figure 13.90 – File selection Figure 13.91 – File destination Figure 13.92 – Uploading NOTEIf you navigate away from this status page, you will not be able to get back to it, so stay on the page until the upload is complete. Figure 13.93 – AWS RolesWe’ll be configuring roles […]
Read MoreFigure 13.100 – CLI access control and credentials creationThis access key is specifically for the CLI, so that’s the option we’ll want to select, as shown in the preceding screenshot, and then click Next. We’re not creating any tags in this recipe, so feel free to skip that step and create the access key. NOTEDownload […]
Read MoreFor everyone else, let’s make custom images for AWS It seems very simple: build an image, export the image, and import the image (wash, rinse, and repeat). The concept isn’t much more complicated than that. However, there are steps to go through, and some of those steps have catches. You’ll first have to walk through […]
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