gyptazy.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
Linux verbindet: Wir haben für 3 ganze Tage den Bildschirm gegen echte Begegnungen getauscht & gemeinsam in Berlin neue Ideen rund um #Linux, Open Source und digitale Souveränität entwickelt. Vom Hackathron über Workshops zu #Ansible, #Checkmk, Mail & Spam bis zum Abendprogramm inkl. Cocktail-Workshop - die Tage haben wieder gezeigt, wie Arbeit an einem gemeinsamen Ziel verbindet.
Ein großes Dankeschön an das Heinlein-Team und alle, die dabei waren!
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I did my first steps with #Ansible 🎉
In the past I often played sysadmin on my raspberry pi but at some point i screw something up an just start again.
Now where I getting started with my Nuc based #homelab I want to use Ansible to keep my infrastructure as code even if I screw something up. Which is much more unlikely than 7 years ago.
Last week I installed Proxmox and now I feel save to play with Ansible in different VM Environments.
Have you some suggestion, tips or nice_to_knows for the beginning?
And yes I‘m a bit overcautious so i blurred my Homelab /24 ip addresses.
My first #Ansible contribution was just merged.
Now we can properly parse #Samba configuration.
#automation #configmgmt
https://github.com/ansible-collections/community.general/pull/11512
Reflection on #NixOS vs #Ansible
Ansible gives that ever-so tempting option to make changes directly on the servers. Things you might justify as minor, unimportant, or urgent. Whatever the reason, you can easily sync the server state with Ansible later, right?
Later: One some unrelated task, all these changes show up in the dry run and are a distraction and drag to deal with.
#NixOS forces you to make the changes only to the "single source of truth", eliminating this class of issues.