Putting DevOps to work
Deploy, ops, and automation tips without the buzzword fog.
Complete Python Dev Environment
Anthony Nyström
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python, puppet, vagrant, vm
Testing Chaos with Automated Configuration Management solutions
Abhishek Kumar
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0 responses
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puppet, configuration, automation, testing
Get IP + port from boo2docker
Balazs Nadasdi
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shell, script, boot2docker, docker
VirtualBox Vagrant Box to Gitian VM
MidnightLightning
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virtualbox, vagrant, virtualization, gitian
Adding and Deleting user in Ubuntu
Hikmat Dhamee
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2 responses
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devops, linux, ubuntu
Run Percona MySQL 5.6 in a Docker Container
Erick Brower
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mysql, percona, docker
MySQL server installation with custom password in Ansible
CatDev
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mysql, vagrant, server, password
Godep Docker Image
Ivan Sim
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1 response
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ivanhcsim, go, docker
Get a list of packages installed via RPM
James Barnett
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linux, sysadmin, devops, redhat
Vagrant, use nfs if available
Markus Perl
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vagrant, vagrant nfs, vagrant windows, vagrant mac
Add a Yum repo
Tin Tvrtković
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0 responses
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ansible
Getting Started with Docker in Fedora 20
bt3gl
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linux, docker
如何在 OSX 安裝 Vagrant 開啓 Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 32-bit 虛擬環境
fukuball
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0 responses
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osx, virtualbox, vagrant, ubuntu
Find the cheapest AZ to request your spot instance
Bruno
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ruby, aws, devops
Developing Ruby on Rails on Windows
Manuel van Rijn
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, ror, vagrant
Vagrant Flexible
Miguel Ramos
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php, django, vagrant
Easily Make Elements Draggable (IE8+, Multi-touch)
Michael Musgrove
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design, devops, javascript, webdesignpop
Automate your tasks
Jan Gehring
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linux, devops, sysadm
DevOps / Server Administrator / AWS Expert
Lief Jill Colegado
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aws, devops, cloud, lamp
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