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  1. DNS Resolution Everywhere

    Usually at least one of those is present on any system dig nslookup host But sometimes the usual suspects don’t work, especially in container-land.

  2. Customize Freshervice User Portal

    It is possible to customize almost all of the user portal but you better know what you are doing.

  3. The idea at the start was simple.

  4. The idea at the start was simple.

  5. In theory Ansible should be declarative and have full control over the systems we touch with it.

  6. SELinux by default prohibits certain things from working through VMware tools (Ansible connection or plain API).

  7. curl: Modify DNS Resolution

    You can intercept normal name resolution in curl with the --resolve parameter allowing you to do things like talk to a specific site of a DNS load-balanced setup or talk to a new deployment not yet made productive.

  8. Looping Dates macOS

    date on MacOS does not support --date, so a workaround is needed.

  9. GitLab Merge Request From the CLI

    You want to push a branch to GitLab and automatically create a Merge Request (MR) for it.

  10. Download Full Website Copy

    Sometimes it’s nice to download a best effort version of a website, for example before completely redesigning it. domain=WEB.SITE wget $domain --recursive --no-clobber --page-requisites --html-extension --convert-links --restrict-file-names=windows --doma…

  11. I published a post about how to work with parameter defaults in PowerShell over on the ScriptRunner blog.

  12. The Null-Coalescing Operator

    Today we take a closer look at the null-coalescing operator and how it can help us in writing smarter, more concise scripts.

  13. Renovate Bot

    My tool of choice for doing dependency maintenance/update type of stuff for both [[infrastructure-as-code]] and [[software-projects]]

  14. Gumlab

    As part of my goal to write a book I began looking at how to build a following and where to sell the book once it’s finished.

  15. Delete Your Old VMware Snapshots

    For the love of Pete, please delete your old snapshots regularly!

  16. How to Find With PowerShell

    Finding files, do I even need to describe how important this is?

  17. The year is coming to an end, with all its ups and downs 2020 surely was challenging to say the least.

  18. Affiliate Links

    Lets talk about affiliate links for a moment.

  19. Super-Charged Cmdlet Aliases

    I recently wrote a post about PowerShell Aliasing for the folks over at ScriptRunner.

  20. Linked: Powershell Aliasing

    I published a post about aliasing with PowerShell over on the ScriptRunner blog.

  21. Powershell 7

    Q: Wait a minute!

  22. Collections And Randomization

    Randomizing a collection is useful in a variety of situations and in most languages it is fairly straight forward.

  23. How To Grep With PowerShell

    Filtering data, from log or config files to data returned by an api, is an important operation to remove noise from it and make further analysis possible.

  24. How to Tail With PowerShell

    Printing the last or first, few lines of a file is a common operation in day to day operations.

  25. Bash Utilities in Powershell

    Whats the first thing coming to mind when seeing a command line?

  26. Vmware Tools Copy Files

    Docs Copy To Guest $vm = Get-VM -Name TEST Get-Item "X:\yourfile.txt" | Copy-VMGuestFile -Destination "c:\temp" -VM $vm -LocalToGuest -GuestUser "Administrator" -GuestPassword "Pa$$w0rd" Copy From Guest $vm = Get-VM -Name TEST Copy-VMGuestFile -Source c:…

  27. Hello World

  28. Ansible VMware Connection Plugin & Become

    When using VMware as the connection plugin to connect to remote hosts you commonly set two facts for username and password: ansible_vmware_tools_user: "mkamner" ansible_vmare_tools_password: "Super Secret PW" This will work just fine for windows and with…

  29. IANA To openSSL Ciphers

    Handy table to map IANA IDs of ciphers to their openSSL IDs used in web server configurations, for example [[nginx]] ssl_ciphers or proxy_ssl_ciphers https://testssl.sh/openssl-iana.mapping.html

  30. Python

    These days Python is my language of choice for both simple scripts and more complex backend applications, usually in combination with [[django]]

  31. PowerShell

    PowerShell holds a special place in my heart as it was the first ever tool I dived into deeply and used to automate my daily work.

  32. MacOS

    My operating system of choice on the client, usually on a MacBook Pro.

  33. Kustomize

    My prefered tool for writing and provisioning home-built manifests to [[kubernetes]]

  34. Kubernetes

    I have run and am still running loads of Kubernetes clusters, mostly on-premise.

  35. JQ

    A incredibly powerful tool for manipulating the heaps of JSON files and responses I interact with daily.

  36. Hugo

    My static site generator of choice, used to build my blog among other things.

  37. Helm

    A good way to pull in external dependencies into Kubernetes For writing my own manifests I prefer to use Kustomize.

  38. GitLab

    My preferred git server and CI/CD system, either gitlab.com or self-hosted.

  39. Django

    My preferred framework for building web apps

  40. ArgoCD

  41. Ansible

    Need to automate a VM?

  42. vCenter Cert Bundle

    Errors connecting to vCenter or any ESXi server in the cluster without certificate errors?