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Infoblox dns api

Infoblox dns management - using the REST api with Python Infoblox provides a product to manage your DNS,…
Posted by daniel February 25, 2018
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Ansible – rolling update or deployment

Ansible : rolling upgrades or updates. Making a change to live servers in production is something which has…
Posted by daniel February 18, 2018
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Getting started with Google Cloud Platform(GCP)

Getting started with Google Cloud Platform(GCP) Google provides the same cloud services as other cloud providers such as…
Posted by daniel January 7, 2018
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Ansible – run specific task of a playbook

Ansible - How to run a portion of a playbook using tags. If you have a large playbook…
Posted by daniel January 7, 2018
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Ansible – enable logging

Ansible - Enable logging By default, Ansible logs the output of playbooks to the standard output only. In…
Posted by daniel January 7, 2018
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ipython – quick introduction

ipython tutorial and how to delete sensitive data from history ipython is program which allows you to run…
Posted by daniel September 29, 2017
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How to mount a raw disk image

Mount partition from a raw disk image In this post, I will share how you can mount a…
Posted by daniel September 24, 2017
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Linux – copy file contents to clipboard

How to copy to a clipboard in Linux Problem - You have a file with hundreds or thousands…
Posted by daniel August 31, 2017
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Spoof x-forwarded-for (XFF) header using requests module

How to fake or spoof x-forwarded-for header The x-forwarded-for header is a way of identifying the IP address…
Posted by daniel July 30, 2017
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GIT: convert local files to git repository

git - add local files to a git repository in local file system (bare git repo). In this…
Posted by daniel July 10, 2017

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