Open Source is more than just some cost-free software, where you can read the code. This category is about Open Source in general, tools, software, news, movements and Open Source projects.
Ansible
The Ansible Contributor Summit is a full day of working sessions with the Ansible community team and contributors in the community. I was able to attend the conference today. I just left it some minutes ago and wanted to share my experience and some content from the conference.
Podman
Podman is the daemonless container engine, which can manage rootfull and rootless containers. Since it is already named Podman, there should be pods. This article explains, how you can handle pods in Podman and how this enhances your container deployments.
Vagrant
Vagrant by Hashi Corp enables users to create and configure lightweight, reproducible, and portable development environments. It is basically Virtualization configuration in a single file. This guide will enable you to install and use Vagrant for simple tasks.
Nextcloud
Nextcloud is an Open Source collaboration software with tons of features out of the box and additional apps available. On 22.02.2021 the new major version Nextcloud Hub 21 was released. This article covers the new features and changes you can already try out.
Ansible
Ansible is an OpenSource automation tool, that makes it very easy to automate workflows and has a strong focus on being simple and easy. This article describes how you can get started with Ansible and why you should.
Automation
Automation is a thing, that is considered one key qualification when it comes to IT skills. But automation is not only for IT departments, it can be helpful in almost all work areas.
Ansible
Ansible 3.0.0 was released today and marks an important milestone for the Ansible project. 3.0.0 marks the end of the Ansible restructuring process and sets a mark for future content deliveries of Ansible.
Community
Contributing to #OpenSource #software is one thing everybody can do. If you wanted to contribute to some OpenSource project, but never started, this #blog may be for you. It is about my #contributions in various forms and why I think: "Everybody can contribute" and support the OpenSource #community.
Podman
When it comes to #podman containers, you may face the situation, that you need to persist data across rebuilds or restarts. You may also need to inject configurations or code into a #container. This blog explains additional options to my previous articles.
Podman
Podman is the daemonless container engine, supporting rootless and rootfull containers. Today, Podman 3.0 was released. This release has several exciting features, including Docker Compose support, more networking options and security improvements. In addition, a ton of bugs were fixed, too.
Podman
Podman is a container engine, which provides a daemonless and rootless way to deploy containers in development and production. It's easy to get started, but how do you persist data? How do you put data from your development workstation in a container without building a new image again and again?
Podman
Podman is a daemonless container engine and getting started is quite easy. Running a container may be nice for some experimenting or deployments, but most of us want to add tools to the container and customize them to our needs. This can be done with container images.
Podman
Podman is a daemonless container engine to manage, run and develop OCI Containers on your Linux System. It supports rootfull and rootless mode for your containers and brings some features, which are not present in Docker.
Container
If you want to name a single technology, that needs to be in your portfolio, it will be containers. But, what does this mean? What is a container? What about this Docker, Kubernetes or Podman?
while-true-do.io
New things take time to mature. This blog and everything around it, is planned and constructed for over a year now. When talking to people to discuss my ideas some questions are in the room and need proper explanations. This very first post will address these questions, too.