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Writing playbooks on a Windows host can sometimes be a bit challenging. This guide describes the ultimate setup for writing playbooks efficiently. After reading, you will have a well-configured Ansible environment, a proper VS Code setup, ansible-lint installed, and some useful tips. WSL Install WSL allows you to run a …
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Azure verified modules part 2 - Shared interfaces AVM modules have shared interfaces. It is necessary to understand these interfaces regardless if you use or write AVM modules. Resource modules support below optional features/extension resources, as specified, if it is supported by the primary resource. The top-level …
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Infrastructure as Code (IAC) has revolutionized the way we manage and deploy cloud resources, but it's not without its challenges. One of the biggest hurdles is the effort required to write and maintain modules, especially in a fast-paced environment like Azure where innovation is constant. Many Microsoft partners …
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What are Azure Arc extensions Azure Arc is a service offered by Microsoft Azure that allows customers to manage resources and applications, including servers, Kubernetes clusters, and applications running on-premises or in other clouds, from a single control plane in Azure. Azure Arc provides a unified management …
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Ansible Troubleshooting Part 2 In the first blog Ansible Troubleshooting part 1. I showed some basic techniques. Now in this part I show one some more advanced technique. Ansible Debugger Ansible contains a debugger that you can use in a running Ansible process. To get some more information. You can use the debugger …
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Ansible Troubleshooting part 1 In this article I show some ansible troubleshooting techniques. Sometimes it's hard to troubleshoot errors in Ansible. But there are some little handy thing nice things to make your live as ansible playbook writer easier. Syntax Checking Use syntax checkking if you want to verify quickly …
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