Azure Powershell runbooks are cool. I’ve been exploring using them as a way to avoid using a dedicated VM for running simple PowerShell Scripts in Azure. I have a group of instances that are running from a dedicated Scale Set that I need to reboot nightly. It’s pretty easy to get this going. You can […]
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Recently I’ve been using Ansible to push out updates to vSphere environments that have a lot of hosts, but no working installation of VMWare Update Manager available. During the creation of the below playbook, I found a few interesting caveats to using Ansible to manage your ESXI hosts and vCenter. To resolve this, I’ve created
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Many times when working with Powershell Modules, I’m presented with an object that contains data that I want, but it’s embedded inside nested hash tables, or isn’t quite storing the data in a way that’s useful for me to work with. Share this content:
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Lately I’ve been using Ansible to update configurations on my JunOS devices. Here’s a fun little script to get you started. It will print the configuration of the DHCP service on a JunOS device, then update the name-server DHCP option to something new. The following playbook uses the JunOS ansible role Share this content:
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Are you using a Pulse Secure VPN Appliance and need to roll out a connection profile update to clients, but don’t want to reinstall them all using MSI’s and command line parameters? Then you’ve come to the right post! Share this content:
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