NOTE: This article was initialy written for the SemaphoreCi community page. Introduction In a previous article, we wrote about testing Ansible roles directly against Semaphore. This is great when you are targeting the same operating system as your continuous integration server, but what to do if you you need to target other operating systems as … Continue reading Testing Ansible Roles on Multiple Operating Systems with Docker and Semaphore
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NOTE: a rewritten version is available on the SemaphoreCi community page. It contains some more details on how to setup your environment. In my previous post, I explained how you could easily test your Ansible roles by using Travis CI. One of the down sides of Travis for me is that it’s still running on … Continue reading Testing Ansible roles with Semaphore
Ansible is a great config management tool. Unfortunately I lacked the time of writing a bit more about minding, except of my 2 previous posts (Getting started with configuration management: Ansible and Configuration management with Ansible: Playbooks & Execution ) Not that I haven’t done anything new on that front. I’m currently using / maintaining some … Continue reading Testing Ansible Roles with Travis CI
In my previous post, I described how you could setup Ansible. At this point, you are able to send commands to your hosts. Although running ad hoc tasks is useful, I won’t be covering that here. If you want to know more about running command line ad hoc tasks check out the detailed examples on … Continue reading Configuration management with Ansible: Playbooks & Execution
Lately I’ve been working on configuration management for my infrastructure. Since I started freelancing, the number of clients have grown and so did my infrastructure. Managing one server isn’t a daunting task, but from the moment you need to expand, things get more serious. At this point, my infrastructure consists of 1 database server, 1 … Continue reading Getting started with configuration management: Ansible