Last year, I was forced to remove my custom Perl-based automation with Ansible as a unified solution. Now I am grouchy in the middle of the night while trying to figure out what went wrong. This is going to ruin the rest of Sunday. I don't even have energy for cursing or crying😭
My Perl or shell script written 22 years back works perfectly in production IT, but stupid Ansible playbook gets broken that was written six months ago that does a simple operation like updating system. Now I am awake at 2:30 AM fixing this stuff. So much for IT automation.
I love how they create confusion with multiple utilities. For example, to local/Unlock Linux user account:
passwd -l user # Lock
usermod -L user
passwd -u user # unlock
usermod -U user
ssh/scp from BSD world does this too
ssh -p PORT ...
scp -P port ...
It just drives me nuts.
Did you know? You can search and display only matching lines when using less under Linux or Unix. For instance:
less /etc/passwd
Search for 'foo' only
&/foo
Backward search
?foo
Forward search
/foo
Hit 'h' to see help. Less is more ;)
Nuestro análisis de usabilidad de las diferentes nubes:
Para IaaS y PaaS, AWS, Azure, y varios más.
En nuestra experiencia, Google Cloud no está centrada en usabilidad o confiabilidad. Recomendamos evitarla hasta que re-hagan toda su administración.
German software company @SUSE targets pre-summer IPO: sources https://t.co/Ayk7GvcRlS IBM removed RedHat from the stock market after purchase. If you want to invest in Linux, RedHat was an excellent option earlier. I guess SUSE is the next thing. Would you buy SUSE IPO?
Don't let this happen to you - or anyone you care about! Your office suite shouldn't control you. Get LibreOffice, and get away from forced subscriptions, vendor lock-in, and someone else deciding when you can work: https://t.co/AoxBCsnrlt
I agree, but I keep learning new stuff, and it makes me tired these days. Not to mention locked in my tiny apartment due to an ongoing pandemic doesn't help either.
La migración de un full server que consume 460 watts a una raspberry pi, con los aditamentos correctos, nos dejó con un PBX de 8 líneas, Firewall, Servidor de VPNs, Servidor de Archivos con 4 discos en RAID, en alrededor de 40 watts.
Eso es ahorro! Eso es crecer con sentido!