In Part 5 of our series, we’ll explore provisioning users and groups with Ansible on our AWS servers. Anyone who ...
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Ansible and AWS – Part 4Ansible and AWS – Part 4
So far in our series we’ve covered some fundamental Ansible basics. So fundamental, in fact, that we really haven’t shared ...
Ansible and AWS – Part 3Ansible and AWS – Part 3
This is the third article in a series looking at utilizing Ansible with AWS. So far the focus has been ...
Ansible and AWS – Part 2Ansible and AWS – Part 2
In this post we’re going to look at Ansible variables and facts, but mostly at variables (because I haven’t worked ...
Ansible and AWS – Part 1Ansible and AWS – Part 1
It’s been some time since I’ve posted to this blog, which is a shame, because I do indeed enjoy writing ...
SSH HardeningSSH Hardening
DevOps ToolChain, WikiPedia, CC BY-SA 4.0 Why Hardening Hardening, as I define it, is the process of applying best practices ...
Building Swift 3.0 on an ARMv7 SystemBuilding Swift 3.0 on an ARMv7 System
Editor’s Note: This post supersedes our other posts on building Swift 3.0 for the BeagleBone Black or Raspberry Pi 3 ...
Working with MySQL Databases using Swift 3.0Working with MySQL Databases using Swift 3.0
If you’ve read our other Swift articles you’ll know that we’re big proponents of Swift on the server. Today we’ll ...
Handling Dates with Swift 3.0Handling Dates with Swift 3.0
When you take on a goal as ambitious as the Great Renaming it is a challenge to ensure that all ...
Faster Carthage BuildsFaster Carthage Builds
I love Carthage for managing external dependencies in my Xcode projects. What I don’t care for is that most READMEs ...