Infra -
Just a quick reminder, tomorrow is our first Infra Apprentice Workday. Come join us if you can in #fedora-admin or #fedora-noc on IRC. For more info see; https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Workday_planning_page
Hope to see you soon, Zach
#aikidouke
On 11/17/2015 08:47 PM, Zach Villers wrote:
Infra -
Just a quick reminder, tomorrow is our first Infra Apprentice Workday. Come join us if you can in #fedora-admin or #fedora-noc on IRC. For more info see; https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Workday_planning_page
Hope to see you soon, Zach
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Hi Zack,
I am an apprentice and have not started any work at all yet. I am most interested and will attend the meeting.
From your link I am not able to understand what to about this part:
" Update group variables in ansible for CSI standards for machines that don't have any listed.
Look at the ansible repo under inventory/group_vars/ for groups without CSI information. "
Would this be explained in the meeting?
Regards, smdeep
(Sudeep Mukherjee)
Hi Zack,
I am an apprentice and have not started any work at all yet. I am most interested and will attend the meeting.
Great. :)
From your link I am not able to understand what to about this part:
" Update group variables in ansible for CSI standards for machines that don't have any listed.
Look at the ansible repo under inventory/group_vars/ for groups without CSI information. "
Would this be explained in the meeting?
Regards, smdeep
Sudeep,
Someone should be in #fedora-admin that can help. If you aren't familiar with ansible, you can learn more on their website. There should be a link on one of the apprentice pages. We use Ansible to manage configuration of most of the fedora's infrastructure. Ansible uses short scripts written in yaml ( I think ) called "playbooks" to configure servers. The "CSI vars" part is a required bit of information relevant to security for each machine. In some of the playbooks this information is missing and needs filled in. Patches can be proposed to this mailing list,
Thanks!
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On 11/18/2015 07:16 PM, Zach Villers wrote:
Hi Zack,
I am an apprentice and have not started any work at all yet. I am most interested and will attend the meeting.
Great. :)
From your link I am not able to understand what to about this part:
" Update group variables in ansible for CSI standards for machines that don't have any listed.
Look at the ansible repo under inventory/group_vars/ for groups without CSI information. "
Would this be explained in the meeting?
Regards, smdeep
Sudeep,
Someone should be in #fedora-admin that can help. If you aren't familiar with ansible, you can learn more on their website. There should be a link on one of the apprentice pages. We use Ansible to manage configuration of most of the fedora's infrastructure. Ansible uses short scripts written in yaml ( I think ) called "playbooks" to configure servers. The "CSI vars" part is a required bit of information relevant to security for each machine. In some of the playbooks this information is missing and needs filled in. Patches can be proposed to this mailing list,
Thanks!
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Hi Zack,
Thanks so much for answering. I am at the moment looking at the Ansible docs and am waiting in the IRC channels too.
Thanks!
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