danmack

How to do rootless Podman on Alpine Linux

Using recent podman (3.x) on 5.10.x Alpine Linux Kernels

apk add podman util-linux

enable and start the cgroups and podman services

sivel

#!/usr/bin/env python
# Copyright (c) 2020 Matt Martz <[email protected]>
# GNU General Public License v3.0+
#     (see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt)

import json
import os

from ansible.galaxy.collection import _build_files_manifest
from ansible.galaxy.collection import _build_manifest

abadger

= How are we going to build this? =
We’re only building a single ACD release at a time.  So each release will target the latest ansible-standard-lib and the latest collections which used to be in Core.


Ansible-standard-lib currently targets new minor releases every three weeks and new major releases every six months.  The proposal is that ACD will release on roughly the same schedule but lag the ansible-standard-lib releases.  So, it would be roughly ansible-standard-lib-2.10.1 is released and acd-2.10.1 would follow in 1 to 3 weeks.  


Major releases possibly pose more serious problems.  If we are not branching and testing against the new release, then there is the potential that when we switch CI over to the new ansible-standard-lib major release, things will break in more major ways.  So, we will likely lag major releases by more than the normal 3 weeks.  We will also not be able to put out new releases for the old stable ansible during this time if we are only working from a single branch and testing a

sivel

---
- hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - include_tasks: include_me.yml
      vars:
        include_max: 10

sivel

Draft

Using to_bytes/to_native/to_text

errors

The default value for errors, although specified as None in the function signature is surrogate_then_replace

The most common and recommended values for compatibility between python2

sivel

---
- name: Playbook showcasing conversion from with_X loops to loop+filters
  hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: false
  vars:
    items:
      -
        - foo
      -
        - bar

abadger

For the glossary:

distribution

In some operating systems, the kernel of the OS is produced by one organization but this is combined with other necessary tools by a second organization. This second organization is called a distribution.

native string

Python2 and Python3 have different types for unadorned string literals and many strings operations. In Python2, these are byte strings. In Python3,

cchurch

# Python
import time

class CallbackModule(object):
    '''
    Delay after Rackspace DNS API requests to avoid rate limit (20/minute).
    '''

    def _rate_limit(self):
        role_name = getattr(getattr(self, 'task', None), 'role_name', '')