Last week, I pointed to a set of instructions on how to get Kubernetes up and running on Ubuntu 22.04 and added my own fixes and updates. After giving it some thought, I realized it's a pain having to jump back and forth between those instructions an...
Okay, okay, I didn't post this on Wednesday this week. It was a bug in my cerebral calendar. In technology, specifically programming, we often use the term "bug" to represent a problem or error in our code or systems. If you've been watching my Wild ...
Remember Edward Snowden? A former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor who leaked classified documents to the press in 2013. Edward used Tails OS to communicate with reporters to expose the NSA's mass surveillance programs, which collected data ...
Ah yes, the typical code review workflow. Why do we ask others to review more than a manageable amount of code for one sitting (or one person!)? How do we make sure our code is reviewed thoroughly? The next time you ask someone to review your code...
My brain won't allow me to listen to most music when coding because I automatically focus on the music, not the code. The only kind of music that works for me is music that has a repeating percussive pattern. But here's how sensitive I am. This piece...
A classic tech satire, You Give REST a Bad Name by Dylan Beattie is one of the best YouTube parodies out there. Do you have any favorites? Post them below! I’ll start! As a former MongoDB employee, a great candidate is this Cheap Thrills parody o...
One of the best things about any Debian/Ubuntu Linux variant (there are many based on Debian and Ubuntu) is its package manager, apt. Other distributions have their own package managers, but apt is my favorite. Want to get your Linux installation up ...
I want to add a custom field of information to my testbed. I am using --add-keys. The file processes fine but validation fails:YAML Lint Messages------------------Errors------- ['devices', 'WANRTR01']: Unsupported keys:"wan_intf" (my_testbed.yaml lin...
Interacting with computers has evolved a lot over the years. Many of us can recall the use of paper tape and punch cards to interact with and program computers. These led the way in the 1970s to teletypes and visual display units (VDUs). These paper ...
The first Terminator movie was released in 1984, nearly 40 years ago. Back then, the concept of the human body being implanted with chips seemed like pure science fiction, something we might never see in our lifetimes. However, just this week, Neura...
Dear Community,I am looking for your intelligence and advice on our CTI. I hope the problematic described below will be a worthy challenge deserving your time for this (long) read.What's my situation?We are a small registered financial advisory firm ...
Hello,To my understanding, the output will be printed on the screen.I would like save it under a log file.I tried to add it to ansible.cfg file, but still I am not able to see the log file:[default]#some basic default values...nocows=true#log_path=/e...
Hi,After upgrading to Finesse 12.6, it seems that our gadgets are now being rendered by Finesse in a react component 'react-grid-layout' with each gadget being assigned the class 'react-grid-item'.Even though a gadget is assigned a height of 60px in ...
I found a bug in Cisco ER Configuration API on Cisco ER version 14.0.1.12900-37 in the rest call /cerl to retrieves all the conventional ERLs (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/cer-config/#!erl-management/erl-management) Each returned ERL has a trunc...
Hello Community, I'm new here. I'm trying to build an APP, for configuring Cisco IOS XE devices. My problem is that I can't find documentation for the exact paths of the endpoints. I found only these route resources from the Cisco official doc htt...
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