February 2018 - Page 2 of 3 - Team Health Group

Chef, Linux RHEL/CentOS/OEL, Vagrant, VirtualBox

Vagrant from scratch to create your own local boxes and use them with Chef part 1

thg / February 11, 2018

Vagrant from scratch to create your own local boxes – VirtualBox based – and use them with Chef part 1. […]

setup vagrant ssh user for a private box

thg / February 11, 2018

Copied from puppetlabs/vagrant boxes /usr/sbin/groupadd vagrant /usr/sbin/useradd vagrant -g vagrant -G wheel echo “vagrant”|passwd –stdin vagrant echo “vagrant ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:

Linux RHEL/CentOS/OEL

Mounting a UBS Drive on generic Oracle Linux 7 install requires epel & ntfs-3g

thg / February 11, 2018

# show the devices available – in my case it is /dev/sdc1 fdisk -l # from root mkdir -p /media/USB

Linux RHEL/CentOS/OEL, UNIX

Ok, where did system-config-lvm go in rhel 7, centos 7, Oracle Linux 7?

thg / February 11, 2018

Ok, where did GUI system-config-lvm go? in rhel 7, centos 7, Oracle Linux 7? Not sure where the GUI went

12c

Oracle 18c and forward RU (Release Updates) versus RUR (Release Update Revisions)

thg / February 10, 2018

Oracle 18c RU (Release Updates) versus RUR (Release Update Revisions) Generally my understanding is RUs will contain the most current

Amazon AWS

How to make your AWS S3 objects accessible through your own domain name

thg / February 8, 2018

How to make your AWS S3 objects accessible through your own domain name. What is an AWS S3 bucket? Most

Amazon AWS

AWS Service Descriptions

thg / February 7, 2018

Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud The Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) from Amazon provides dynamically scaling of compute resources for developers and enterprises.

ODI, Oracle