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Continue reading →: Docker and Jenkins
How easy is it to deploy Jenkins using Docker? On a scale of 1 to 10, I would say something between 2 – 4. Here are the quick steps you can follow (along with links) to help you get the job done! First and foremost, you need to get Docker installed on…
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Continue reading →: Putty and VirtualBox
I really like VirtualBox for testing new ideas. However, I am not a huge fan of the VirtualBox preview console when working with Linux instances. So I typically use Putty to ssh into the local instance as needed. Seems to work pretty good for me. Below are some configuration settings…
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Continue reading →: VirtualBox and Ansible
If you are interested in learning Ansible and\or just creating an Ansible test environment, VirtualBox can help you. Steps to spinning up a VirtualBox Ansible test environment. So easy!!!! Download and install VirtualBox https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/VirtualBox Download your preferred Linux flavor. In my case, I decided to us Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)…
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Continue reading →: DevOps – 2 words that come to mind
So what are the 2 words that come to me when someone says DevOps? Collaboration – This means that all teams practice strong collaboration between one another. This doesn’t mean more email or messaging, this means sitting in the same area, participating in the same morning scrums, solving issues together,…
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Continue reading →: Certified ScrumMaster
Early this year I took a ScrumMaster training course and then obtained the certification. Overall I thought the course and instructor were very good. Some of the key items that I took away from the class were as follows. Importance of team retro’s Because my team had been doing Scrum for…
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