jlsherrill

# foreman-rake console
> User.current = User.first
> repo = Katello::Repository.find(3)

# or  repo = Katello::Repository.find_by_pulp_id("Default_Organization_product_repo_label")

> ForemanTasks.async_task(Actions::Pulp::Repository::DistributorPublish, :pulp_id => repo.pulp_id, :distributor_type_id => Runcible::Models::YumDistributor.type_id)

mccun934

#!/bin/bash


echo ""
echo "DELETING All task data"
echo ""

TABLE_COUNTS="select count(*) as foreman_tasks_tasks from foreman_tasks_tasks;
select count(*) as dynflow_execution_plans from dynflow_execution_plans;
select count(*) as dynflow_actions from dynflow_actions;

wrossmann

Let's say you're having a bad day and while trying to upgrade your AWX instance you instead unrecoverably brick it, and then you realize that you made a point of storing a very important SSH key in AWX and nowhere else. Why? REASONS.

What do I need?

1. The secret key from your AWX config file.
2. A dump of your postgres database in plaintext.
   • If you're lucky yours is still functional and you can just query it.
3. Gumption.

What do I do?

ikurni

### Create file called machine-config-daemon-force in /run ###
ssh [email protected] sudo touch /run/machine-config-daemon-force

### Edit node annotations ###
oc edit node <node-name>

### Check Annotations, change like below sample ###
 machineconfiguration.openshift.io/currentConfig: rendered-worker-ab4a1e7216bf3da2a5203f09c871b456
 machineconfiguration.openshift.io/desiredConfig: rendered-worker-ab4a1e7216bf3da2a5203f09c871b456
 machineconfiguration.openshift.io/reason: ""

jkeam

Installing StackRox on OCP 4.x

Prerequisites

There are a few env variables you need to set first. Also assuming you have oc installed and you are logged in as a cluster admin. This has been tested on OCP v4.5.36 and StackRox v3.0.58.0.

export [email protected]
export YOUR_STACKROX_PASSWORD=whateverYourPasswordIs
export STACKROX_PASSWORD=Pa22word  # used to log into your deployed stackrox instance. user is `admin` and password is this