You remember the good ol' days when running a command last was as easy as
echo "last_command" >> /etc/rc.local
Sure you do, and I bet you also know that now that systemd has become …
You remember the good ol' days when running a command last was as easy as
echo "last_command" >> /etc/rc.local
Sure you do, and I bet you also know that now that systemd has become …
If you've followed the latest Rudder's release note, you've noted in 3.2 changelog - amongst other nice stuff - this new feature:
Now in Rudder 3.2 …
In my previous article, I was proposing a way to update the new inventory list sent to Rudder
more quickly.
Upon upgrading to Rudder 3.2 and CentOS 7
at the same time, this was …
Accessing a REST API without the proper tools is often bothersome, especially when you only have a shell and curl at hand - like in a kickstart %post part - and parsing JSON replies or building parameters …
There's a lot of ressources about that on the web, it's a well covered topic already.
Still I wanted to give out my own way of keeping Git repositories synchronized.