For fun I decided to try out Rancher in my VMware lab environment and I did not find any quick and dirty guides so I’ll
Year: 2020
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Cautionary note to the reader. While this works great to see configuration revisions it is not a full backup of the F5 configuration. Aside from
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This guide assumes that you have a functioning Oxidized installation. If you don’t you can head over to Part 1 and go back here when
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It’s time to do a refresh of the backup strategy and we since we already used LibreNMS we figured that Oxidized could be a good
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We realized the other day that one of our Firewalls was broken. Instead of our monitoring system (LibreNMS) alerting us we found out the “organic
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Developing logstash pipelines can be frustrating. Finding ways to send data to logstash, editing the filters and testing them can be painful. So I decided