Distinguishing between defaults and variables is an important design decision when developing an Ansible role. Defaults serve as your public interface, providing suitable values that users can modify according to their needs. Variables, on the other hand, represent your internal framework, containing constants that must remain constant for the role to function effectively. Striking the right balance not only makes your role user-friendly, but also ensures that it’s flexible and clearly states what can be customized. A key point is this: use default values for values that users can change, and reserve variables for the role’s internal needs.
Category: DevOps
Terraform WorkSpace – Multiple Environment
Do you manage your infrastructure using terraform?
Are you duplicating your code for creating environments like DEV, STAGING, QA or PROD?
Are you tired of writing/managing different codes for your different environments with several complexities?
Well there is a native solution from terraform called as “TERRAFORM WORKSPACE”
Before we dive deep, let’s have a brief introduction to terraform
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Raktbeej Proxy
All we could think of imagining a routine day of a NOC guy is looking at all the fancy and colorful multiple screens around, but is this all it?
The answer to the above statement is NO! As a NOC, We have access to the information that is critical to analyze and plot company infra strength and on top of that, access to the servers and protected network makes the situation more critical if thing happens to be in wrong hands.
Why GitOps is so exciting?
Initially, we had the DevOps framework in which Development and Operation team collaborated to create an agile development ecosystem. Then a new wave came with the name of “DevSecOps” in which we integrated the security into the existing DevOps process. But nowadays a new terminology “GitOps” is getting famous because of its “Single Source of Truth” nature. Its fame has reached to this level that it was a trending topic at KubeCon.
Shell initialization files
Introduction
A shell initialization file is a shell script that runs automatically each time the shell executes. The initialization file sets up the “work environment” and “customizes” the shell environment for the user. The main agenda of Shell initialization files are to persist common shell configuration, such as Continue reading “Shell initialization files”