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Automating Netbox Deployment with Ansible and Podman

Automating Netbox Deployment with Ansible and Podman Having a reliable source of truth for my infrastructure design is important. While enterprises often use AWS Systems Manager Inventory for this purpose, homelab environments need a more accessible solution. This is where Netbox comes in - an open-source infrastructure resource modeling tool that can serve as a powerful alternative for homelab environments. Why Netbox for My Homelab? It began with a specific need: I needed to simulate AWS Systems Manager Inventory functionality in my homelab environment. I needed a robust source of truth for my infrastructure, and Netbox’s IPAM (IP Address Management) capabilities offered the perfect solution to help get my homelab infrastructure to the desired state.

Tuesday, November 19, 2024 Read
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Working with Stacked Loops in Ansible

In my homelab environment, I recently encountered an interesting challenge: I needed to execute multiple Hugo commands across multiple website directories. This led me to explore one of Ansible’s powerful features - stacked loops. In this post, I’ll share my experience and show you how to effectively use stacked loops in Ansible. The Challenge I maintain several Hugo-based websites in my homelab, each requiring the same set of commands for updates and maintenance. Manually running these commands for each site was becoming tedious and error-prone. I needed a way to automate:

Tuesday, November 19, 2024 Read
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