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Python version:

To use this script, you'll need to replace your_company_name with the name of the company you're searching for, and your_github_api_token with a valid GitHub API token that has the necessary permissions to access user data. You can run the script from the command line or in a Python development environment, and it will print a list of usernames associated with the specified company on GitHub.

To use this script with the company_name argument, you can run the command like this:

python github_users.py -c teslamotors

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Project Name

The project [insert project name] is a [insert brief description of what the project does]. The project is [insert why it's useful or entertaining].

Prerequisites

Before using the project, please ensure that your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System: [insert supported OS]
• Software: [insert any software or dependencies required]
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Quick Start

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How to get a list of failed or unreachable hosts

This is in response to this stackoverflow question The solution was posted by Vladimir Botka.

• YouTube walkthough here

When Ansible runs, it's great for setting up and configuring servers as per your playbooks and roles. But have you ever needed to collect a list of failed hosts where Ansible wasn't able to connect to them? In this demo I'm going to show you how to collect a list of failed and unreachable hosts.

My setup:

I'm simply using a list of servers that don't exist, along with one remote server that I can get to.

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Get facts from Windows servers

In this vide I want to show you, as aLinux admin, how to get facts from a windows wserver.

To set the scene, you're a Linux admin who works with Ansible. You already collect facts, including custom facts from Linux servers, but you've been asked to extent this to a small number of Windows servers. Apart from the usual facts collected by the setup module, we also need to know the versions of installed software so we can get a picture of our estate. You don't know how to write powershell but you know it can;t be that hard.

This is what I'm going to show you today:

• I already have Ansible able to manage a windows server. IF you don't, check out my other video on gtting that setup: https://youtu.be/aPN18jLRkJI
• I'm goint to show you how to collect facts from a windows server using the setup module.
• Next I'll add a custom facts to collect all installed applications and their versions.

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Meetup 18

Welcome to the meetup. This page is to help you take part in the Ansible-lockdown talk. Request access to one of the Ansible control nodes and run ansible-lockdown against a Rocky Linux 8 server. He're the setup:

The ubuntu Ansible control Node has all the requisite software installed already.

These were the updates made for this demo:

• Making sure port 80 was allowed and not removed - This didn't work yet...

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Build Azure Instances using Ansible

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Links:

1. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/free/?ref=microsoft.com
2. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/ansible/install-on-linux-vm
3. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli-linux?pivots=apt
4. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/ansible/create-ansible-service-principal
5. https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/scenario_guides/guide_azure.html

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Ansible: Nested and Dynamic Variables

This is a quick demo to show you how to use nested variables, then override them to make them useful in your playbooks.

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Create a role

The first thing we do is create a new role to put our ansible code:

mkdir roles

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Cloud shell

Free VM playgroud

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If you're looking for a FREE environment for testing your code against, Have you heard about Google cloud shell??

If you have a gmail account, you get FREE access to you're own VM.

Please click the **Subscribe** button. I really appreciate it!

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In this demo, I'll cover the following tasks:

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• Start with a newly built Ubuntu 20.04 server
• Install pre-requisite packages
• Install Jenkins
• Install some other helpful packages like ansible, wget, git, etc
• Install the default plugins
• Login and setup the Admin user

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