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Ansible Dynamic Inventory Tutorial
The last time we talked about Ansible (and we want to also direct you to a great article called Ansible tutorial – Automate your systems – Like Geeks, thanks) we advised you to read about the subject “Dynamic Inventory”. This … Continue reading →
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Tagged ansible, configuration, deployment, install, inventory, Jinja, Linux, nginx, openssl, operations, playbook, provisioning, Python, security, server, software, Source Control, ssh, TLS, tutorial, unix, vagrant
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Ansible Inventory Primer Tutorial
The last time we talked about Ansible (with Ansible Playbook TLS Tutorial is shown below) we advised to read about the subject “Inventory”. Well, today, we dip our toes into this big subject matter, and thank very much “Ansible Up … Continue reading →
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Tagged ansible, configuration, deployment, install, inventory, Jinja, Linux, nginx, openssl, operations, playbook, provisioning, security, server, software, Source Control, TLS, tutorial, unix, vagrant
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Ansible Playbook TLS Tutorial
Yesterday saw this blog’s first Ansible Playbook to create an nginx web server on a VirtualBox virtual machine referenced by http://localhost:8080 but, did you notice, that https://localhost:8443 came up with, in Firefox, at least … Secure Connection Failed The connection … Continue reading →
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Tagged ansible, configuration, deployment, install, Jinja, Linux, nginx, openssl, operations, playbook, provisioning, security, server, software, Source Control, TLS, tutorial, unix, vagrant
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Web Server Primer Tutorial
Here is a tutorial that shows some Web Server functionality in terms of Web Hosting for the domain rjmprogramming.com.au via Crazy Domains. It concentrates on the cPanel WHM interface. This is a massive topic covering hardware, networking and software and … Continue reading →
Posted in Database, eLearning, Hardware, Networking, Operating System, Software, Tutorials
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Tagged CentOS, cPanel, domain, hardware, networking, software, TLS, tutorial, web hosting, web server, website, WHM
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Windows and Mac Command Line Gmail Email Primer Tutorial
Here we have a Mac Linux Bash Terminal session and Windows Command Prompt session (not respectively … just to keep you awake), each showing a method of sending a Gmail ( see Gmail Email Invitation Primer Tutorial ) at the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bash, command line, command prompt, commnad line, email, Gmail, Linux, Mac, openssl, operating system, TLS, tutorial, Windows
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