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VMware vSphere – How to Remove Host from HA ?

July 5, 2019 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

vSphere - HA UA

How to remove ESXi node from vSphere HA?  VMware vSphere HA (High Availablity) enables a server administrator to aggregate physical servers on the same to create a logical group called a high availability cluster.  vSphere HA is responsible to restart the failed VM’s on other available ESXi nodes to reduce the application downtime. When you […]

Filed Under: VMware, VMware vSphere 6.5 Tagged With: VMware HA, Vmware vsphere 6.5

VMware vSAN Lab – How to Create Fake SSD on VMware workstation?

July 4, 2019 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Create Fake SSD - Vmware workstation - vsphere

VMware vSAN is a hyper-converged, widely used software-defined storage for a VMware vSphere environment. Using Nested virtualization, Many of us will try to practice vSAN Lab on VMware Workstation. In my old article, I have shared the trick to convert the Non-SSD to SDD disk by enabling the rule on ESXi. But this procedure is […]

Filed Under: VMware vSphere 6.5, VMWARE-WORKSTATION, VSAN, vSphere Q&A Tagged With: Vmware vsphere 6.5, vmware workstation, VSAN

How to Boost Ansible playbook Speed ?

July 1, 2019 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

How to increase the ansible playbook execution speed? One who is running the playbook against more than 100 hosts could witness the slowness if it’s not fine-tuned. Ansible has few configurable parameters which can reduce the playbook execution time significantly. As a result of the fine-tuning ansible, playbook execution time has been reduced from 4hours […]

Filed Under: Ansible engine, Configuration Management, DevOps Tagged With: Ansible, ansible tutorial, Optimize ansible playbook

Jenkins- Ansible -Authenticate Server using Protected Passphrase

July 1, 2019 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Ansible is the most widely used configuration management tool. A recent challenge was to authenticate the servers using a protected passphrase. We have a set of servers which can be authenticated only using a passphrase. This article will provide a step by step procedure to authenticate ansible clients using a private key and protected passphrase. […]

Filed Under: Ansible engine, Configuration Management, Jenkins Tagged With: Ansible, ansible tutorial, Jenkins, Jenkins - Ansible integration

govmomi – Installing and configuring govc-cli for vSphere

June 20, 2019 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

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govmomi is a “Go” library for interacting with VMware vSphere APIs (ESXi and/or vCenter) and it’s built using VMware vSphere SDK. govmomi project has more than 1000  GitHub stars and used by many opensource projects including terraform, Kubernetes, kops etc.  govc is a vSphere CLI built on top of govmomi. It’s written in Go language […]

Filed Under: VMware vSphere, VMware vSphere 6.0, VMware vSphere 6.5 Tagged With: VMware Tricks, VMware vSphere

Ansible – Executing sequence of commands using Shell Module

June 4, 2019 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

How to execute a sequence of ansible commands in a single task using shell or command module? Its quite often needed to run a sequence of commands irrespective of the results. If you would like to automate the VM post-build, we knew that the template doesn’t have specific packages. Some of the configuration files might […]

Filed Under: Ansible engine, Automation, Configuration Management Tagged With: Ansible, Ansible Engine

Origin (OpenShift) Deployment in VM – All in One for LAB

June 3, 2019 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

Openshift origin Deployment - Lab

How to Deploy Openshift in VM quickly? Is it possible to configure all the Openshift components in one node? How to experience the real Openshift web UI? Openshift is one of the Kubernetes’s variants and it’s developed and supported by Redhat. Origin is an upstream open source project to experience and test Openshift. This article will […]

Filed Under: kubernetes, Openshift Tagged With: kubernetes, OKD, Openshift, Origin

How to install pip on RHEL 7 / CentOS 7 ?

June 1, 2019 By Cloud_Devops 3 Comments

Pip is a platform independent package management software. Pip stands for “Pip Installs Packages”. The Python Packaging Authority (PyPA) maintains many of the python relevant projects. The software developed through the PyPA is used to package, share, and install Python software and to interact with indexes of downloadable Python software such as PyPI, the Python […]

Filed Under: CentOS, RHEL7 Tagged With: CentOS 7, Pip, Python, RHEL 7

Downgrading Ansible Engine on CentOS 7/ RHEL 7

June 1, 2019 By Cloud_Devops 3 Comments

How to downgrade Ansible engine on RHEL 7 / CentOS 7 ?.  If you install ansible engine from EPEL repository, it will install the latest ansible engine. I had a hard time with latest ansible engine due to incompatibility with specific tasks. For example, Openshift deployment works fine with Ansible engine 2.7 and fails with […]

Filed Under: Ansible engine, CentOS, Configuration Management, Redhat-LINUX, RHEL7 Tagged With: Ansible

Using Date and Timestamp Variable in Ansible Playbook

May 29, 2019 By Cloud_Devops 3 Comments

Timestamp plays a crucial role while automating any job. Timestamp variable would be helpful to capture the current date and time (While gathering facts). In Ansible, we might need to create a file or directory based on the timestamp to make it unique. By default, the ansible engine collects timestamp of the remote systems in […]

Filed Under: Ansible engine, Configuration Management, DevOps Tagged With: Ansible, ansible date/time, ansible tutorial

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