unifi
After moving my Unifi controller to a new VM, I kept updating its version. Recently, Ubiquiti release a new version (9.0.108 at the moment of writing), which has a bunch of changes. The ones I am concerned with are: 1. The name is changed from unifi-controller to unifi-network-application
ansible
Here are three methods to get the UID and GID for the default ansible user. With Ansible facts If you don't disable fact gathering, then your ansible run will have a variable ansible_facts. In this case, you can get the UID and GID directly from it: -
sonar
Here's an ansible role to install SonarQube via docker-compose.
ansible
You can make roles generic. See here how
ansible
I've updated my swag_reverse_proxy role with more variables for templates!
ansible
I've created a role for all your media management needs. Check it out!
ansible
Check this out to find more about Plausible.io with Ansible.
cloudflare
I've created an Ansible role to help you install the Cloudflare DDNS Docker container. Read here about it!
ansible
I've created an ansible role to allow me to build reverse proxy configurations and just deploy them.
ansible
Recently I've published my first role on the Ansible Galaxy. It's capable to install SWAG on a docker-capable machine. SWAG? From the description: SWAG - Secure Web Application Gateway (formerly known as letsencrypt, no relation to Let's Encrypt™) sets up an Nginx webserver and
ansible
The other day I was confronted with a bit of a problem in Ansible: I have a role with a docker_container where I use two variables, one defining the user (role_user) and one defining the group (role_group). When both the user and group are defined, they specify
ansible
Yesterday I tried to set up Authentik, but it was failing in gunicorn with an obscure message that a file could not be accessed. I got very frustrated and enabled debug logging in Authentik's server, and I let it run. Big mistake! I forgot about it and the