4 posts tagged with "ansible"

Red Hat heeft tijdens zijn summit in Boston de nodige innovatie voor Ansible gepresenteerd. Een hele grote verandering is dat Ansible nu ook Event-Driven is. Niet langer hoeft de software een Ansible playbook af trappen, maar kan Ansible op basis van waargenomen events automatisch een Playbook starten. Daarnaast introduceert het met Ansible Lightspeed een generatieve AI chatbot die gebruikers gaat helpen met het schrijven van Ansible Playbooks.

Infrastructure as Code is a key element of most top performing engineering setups. It’s a big leap forward in the way Ops and Devs interact with their own infrastructure. Interestingly, many still disagree on its definition and best practices. This article will clearly describe IaC, looking at both the its great benefits and crucial limitations.

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is making waves in the world of software engineering, shaking up how Ops folks handle infrastructure setup and upkeep. But even though IaC has become pretty much the industry standard, there's still some serious debate going on about what exactly it is — and how to get it right. This article will take you on a journey through the history and future of infrastructure workflows. I’ll dive into what technologies were born out of the IaC evolution along with all the good stuff it offers, along with its limitations. Let's get started.

Within days, IBM may already be the new owner of HashiCorp. Negotiations are at an advanced stage, with a possible acquisition amount above HashiCorp’s previous market value of $4.9 billion (€4.58 billion).

That market value has already risen sharply to $6.1 billion now that discussions between IBM and HashiCorp have been publicized. The Wall Street Journal and Reuters first reported on the negotiations.

The main asset for IBM would be HashiCorp’s Terraform tool. This solution allows organizations to automate the setup of cloud instances and allocated hardware resources. Other cloud tools from HashiCorp focus on security, networking and development environments. Users can access cloud-based variants of these tools through the HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP).

Are you ready to embark on your coding journey? Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting, setting up the right development environment is crucial for a smooth and productive workflow. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to create a robust development environment using popular tools like Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Python, and Ansible.