Jenkins: HTTP full-duplex channel timeout
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15 March 2019

During connection to a Jenkins using its CLI – it finished with an error. Exactly in a console, there was nothing in the output, but after issuing echo $? to display last command’s execution return code – there was the 255 response as I remember – didn’t save it to this post’s draft. The connection… Read More: Jenkins: HTTP full-duplex channel timeout0 (0) »

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What is: YAML – its overview, basic data types, YAML vs JSON, and PyYAML
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14 March 2019

YAML – is one of the most popular formats of the… Well, actually, they don’t know the format of what… Originally it was the «Yet Another Markup Language», later it became «YAML Ain’t Markup Language»: Originally YAML was said to mean Yet Another Markup Language,[12] referencing its purpose as a markup languagewith the yet another construct, but it was then… Read More: What is: YAML – its overview, basic data types, YAML… »

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Linux: telegram-desktop – no systray icon
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13 March 2019

Have the telegram-desktop installed via pacman on the Arch Linux. After starting – no systray’s icon present and thus can’t see new messages and even can’t exit in a normal way. This issue is not specific for the Arch Linux and happens on any Linux systems. Go to the Google and make search with “telegram linux… Read More: Linux: telegram-desktop – no systray icon0 (0) »

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VirtualBox: Nonexistent host networking interface, name ‘wlp13s0’
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11 March 2019

Have the ~/VirtualBox VMs directory copied from my old laptop to a new PC. Now during VM’s launch – VirtualBox says: Nonexistent host networking interface, name ‘wlp13s0’ (VERR_INTERNAL_ERROR). Result Code: NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x80004005) Component: ConsoleWrap Interface: IConsole {872da645-4a9b-1727-bee2-5585105b9eed} Check interfaces on the new PC: [simterm] $ ip a s 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue… Read More: VirtualBox: Nonexistent host networking interface, name ‘wlp13s0’0 (0) »

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Ansible: check if a package is installed on a remote system
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10 March 2019

Have a self-written letsencrypt role (see the Prometheus: RTFM blog monitoring set up with Ansible – Grafana, Loki, and promtail post). Before running the Let’s Encrypt client to obtain a new certificate – need to check if NGINX is installed on a remote host. Let’s use the package_facts module: … – name: “Check if NGINX is… Read More: Ansible: check if a package is installed on a remote… »

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Prometheus: RTFM blog monitoring set up with Ansible – Grafana, Loki, and promtail
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10 March 2019

After implementing the Loki system on my job’s project – I decided to add it for myself, so see my RTFM blog server’s logs. Also – want to add the node_exporter and alertmanager, to be notified about high disk usage. In this post, I’ll describe the Prometheus, node_exporter, Grafana, Loki, and promtail set up process… Read More: Prometheus: RTFM blog monitoring set up with Ansible – Grafana,… »

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Linux: LVM – pvcreate Device /dev/sdb4 excluded by a filter.
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9 March 2019

During new Linux set up – suddenly got a weird message. It happen just because of my carelessness and haste. Let’s create new partition: [simterm] [root@archiso ~]# pvcreate /dev/sdb4 Device /dev/sdb4 excluded by a filter. [/simterm] Check new partition size: [simterm] [root@archiso ~]# lsblk NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT loop0 7:0 0 476.7M… Read More: Linux: LVM – pvcreate Device /dev/sdb4 excluded by a filter.0… »

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OpenVPN – auto-start on Linux
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8 March 2019

I have an OpenVPN AS server running on EC2 in AWS and the openvnp client on my Arch Linux (см.OpenVPN: настройка OpenVPN Access Server и AWS VPC peering). Need to have it started and connection established after OS start. Will use the systemd, documentation is here>>>, will work with any other Linux-system. Client’s configs have… Read More: OpenVPN – auto-start on Linux0 (0) »

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AWS: RDS logs, export to the CloudWatch Logs and CloudFormation template
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7 March 2019

We have a bunch of the AWS RDS with MariaDB. Backend-developers asked me to enable slow requests logs so they can debug their application. So the task is: enable AWS RDS logging and configure export to the CloudWatch Logs for further analysis. As everything else – our RDS instances are configured via CloudFormation templates, so… Read More: AWS: RDS logs, export to the CloudWatch Logs and CloudFormation… »

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