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The original icanhazip.com lives on, but the other services are going offline. 😢

Provision services on Microsoft’s Azure CLI on Fedora 35. 💙

icanhazip.com lives on with the same mission, but with a new owner 🤗

Emojis brighten up any message or document. 🌻 Search, select, and use emojis quickly on Linux with rofimoji. 🤗

The latest release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) was published last week.

I opened up a noVNC console to a virtual machine today in my OpenStack cloud but found that the console wouldn’t take keyboard input.

The OpenStack Summit wrapped up today in Boston and it was a great week!

DISA’s final release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7 Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) came out a few weeks ago and it has plenty of improvements and changes.

Welcome to the fourth post in the series of What’s Happening in OpenStack-Ansible (WHOA) posts that I’m assembling each month.

IBM Edge 2016 is almost over and I’ve learned a lot about Power 8 this week.

Welcome to the third post in the series of What’s Happening in OpenStack-Ansible (WHOA) posts that I’m assembling each month.

OpenStack’s compute service, nova, manages all of the virtual machines within a OpenStack cloud.

I ran into an interesting problem recently in my production OpenStack deployment that runs the Mitaka release.

The 2016 Red Hat Summit is underway in San Francisco this week and I delivered a talk with Robyn Bergeron earlier today.

When you’re ready to commit code in an OpenStack project, your patch will eventually land in a Gerrit queue for review.

Let’s Encrypt has taken the world by storm by providing free SSL certificates that can be renewed via automated methods.

I’m a big fan of the pyenv project because it makes installing multiple python versions a simple process.

Although I use GNOME 3 as my desktop environment, I prefer KDE’s kwallet service to gnome-keyring for some functions.

Working with open source software is an amazing experience.

Thanks to all of the contributors that helped make a new release of supernova possible!

If you use Fedora, you will soon be able to install supernova via a Fedora package!

I’ve written about systemd-networkd in the past and how easy it can be to set up new network devices and tunnels.

I started supernova a little over three years ago with the idea of making it easier to use novaclient.

With Fedora 22’s release date quickly approaching, it’s time to familiarize yourself with dnf.

The first supernova commit to GitHub appeared just over two years ago.

I’ve added some grouped environment support for supernova tonight.

A supernova user ran into a tough problem where supernova didn’t seem to obey a configuration within the supernova configuration file.

I just pushed supernova 0.

After upgrading my Fedora 20 Xen hypervisor to virt-manager 1.

Sometimes I can’t help myself.

You’ll find version 0.

After adding some upgrades for icanhazip.

Python’s virtual environment capability is extremely handy for situations where you don’t want the required modules for a particular python project to get mixed up with your system-wide installed modules.

It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Twitter and OpenStack.

While working on multiple nova (OpenStack Compute) environments at Rackspace, I found myself thrashing between multiple terminal windows where I had exported environment variables for python-novaclient to use.

My quest to get better at Python led me to create a new project on GitHub.

I sometimes enjoy living on the edge occasionally and that sometimes means I keep up with OpenStack changes commit by commit.

Regular users of Python’s package tools like pip or easy_install are probably familiar with the PyPi repository.

My work at Rackspace has changed a bit in the last few weeks and I’ve shifted from managing a team of engineers to a full technical focus on OpenStack Nova.

The first day of FUDCon 2011 in Tempe is coming to a close tonight and I’m completely exhausted.

If up2date throws some horrible Python errors and rpm says “rpmdb: Lock table is out of available locker entries”, you can restore your system to normality with the following: