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Resize the VirtualBox image hard drive

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When your VirtualBox virtual machine’s hard drive fills up Virtual Box does not provide a user interface to extend it. If you run VirtualBox on a Macintosh workstation Stop the virtual machine On a Macintosh workstation, the virtual machine image…

DevOps
April 26, 2018

Ruby tips and tricks

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Bang methods (Exclamation point at the end of the method name) There are methods that have a permanent or dangerous version. The exclamation point designates to use the dangerous version of the method. String manipulation The bang versions of the string…

DevOpsRuby
April 25, 2018

Find the AWS account number

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The AWS account number uniquely identifies the AWs account you are working with. All AWS “arn” identifiers contain it, and you need to know it when you want to share AMIs with other accounts. If there are no resources created yet in the…

Amazon AWSDevOps
April 17, 2018

Execute Terraform scripts with Octopus

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Terraform is a very powerful, free command-line tool to launch servers in any cloud or virtual machine environment. Hashicorp, the creator of Terraform just introduced the paid Terraform Enterprise server, that orchestrates the execution of the Terraform…

DevOpsOctopus DeployTerraform
April 15, 2018

Migrating from Chef Client version 12 to 13

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Chef is under heavy development, every new major version introduces new features, and many times changes, deprecates, or removes some commands or options. Chef Client 13 introduced a new way of handling reboots and Windows scheduled tasks. reboot…

ChefDevOps
April 11, 2018

How to upgrade Jenkins

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Jenkins regularly releases new versions. To upgrade Jenkins On Linux To install the Generic Java Package (.war) Write down the current version of Jenkins you have on your server Download the Jenkins “Generic Java Package (.war)” file…

DevOpsJenkins
April 3, 2018

Calling a resource in the Chef recipe

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During major Chef Client version upgrades, some instructions need to be changed based on the version of the Chef Client. For example, upgrading from version 12 to version 13, the “windows_task” resource requires a different action to make…

ChefDevOps
March 26, 2018

Make decisions in your Chef recipe based on the version of the Chef Client

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There are times when you have to make a decision in your Chef recipe, based on the version of the Chef Client installed on the node. There are two ways to get the version of the installed Chef Client: Chef::VERSION…

ChefDevOps
March 26, 2018

Knife commands

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Knife is a ChefDK command line tool to access the Chef server. We use it to upload our cookbooks, environment files, and data bags to the Chef server, and query the server for information on cookbooks and nodes. Get the list of cookbooks used by a…

ChefDevOps
March 23, 2018

Test your cookbook in Chef Test Kitchen against multiple versions of the Chef Client

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In large environments, during the Chef Client version change, some older servers still run the prior version of the Chef Client, the newly created servers launch with the new version of the Chef Client. It is very important to test your cookbooks with…

ChefDevOpsTest Kitchen
March 23, 2018
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