Scanning containers for vulnerabilities with OpenSCAP and Podman
Scanning containers for vulnerabilities with OpenSCAP and Podman https://t.co/JgNvCC6F6w — Scott McCarty (@fatherlinux) August 31, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/UnixSysAdmin
Ansible with custom sudo rules in /etc/sudoers
Within an enterprise environment, you’re likely to be using custom sudo rules in /etc/sudoers to control the security of your users and […]
systemd user services
Since it’s initial release in 2010, systemd has found it’s way into the majority of Linux distributions and introduced a standard way […]
Ansible Patch and Reboot
This is a sample playbook which can be used to apply patches to a server and perform a reboot if one is […]
Tips for a Successful Red Hat Satellite 6.6 Upgrade
Red Hat Satellite 6.6 was released on 22 October 2019. The official release notes for the release can be found here. Time […]
RHEL 8 QCOW KVM
I recently needed to bring up a temporary RHEL 8 VM on my laptop so that I could do some testing. My […]
Fedora 32 on a ThinkPad P1
Following on from the successful RHEL8 on a ThinkPad P1, Fedora 29 on a ThinkPad P1 and Fedora 30 on a ThinkPad […]
Tips for a Successful Red Hat Satellite 6.5 Upgrade
Update: May 2020. If you’re already on Satellite 6.5 and looking to upgrade to Satellite 6.6, see Tips for a Successful Red […]
Satellite 6 Reporting
Satellite 6.5 introduces a brand new feature – the Satellite Reporting engine. The default reports shipping with this release are: Applicable errata […]
Support for InfoScale and Storage Foundation High Availability (SFHA) Solutions on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.6 (RHEL 7.6)
When running Veritas Storage Foundation or Infoscale on RHEL, it is best practice to review the compatibility requirements that link the Veritas […]