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Other_branch, not the project/ref in which the pipeline runs.To change the search context you can use rules:exists:pathswith rules:exists:project.For example:include: - project: my-group/my-project ref: main file: my-file.yml rules: - exists: paths: - file.md project: my-group/my-project ref: maininclude with rules:changesUse rules:changes to conditionally include other configuration filesbased on changed files. For example:include: - local: builds1.yml rules: - changes: - Dockerfile - local: builds2.yml rules: - changes: paths: - Dockerfile compare_to: 'refs/heads/branch1' when: always - local: builds3.yml rules: - if: $CI_PIPELINE_SOURCE == "merge_request_event" changes: paths: - Dockerfiletest: stage: test script: exit 0In this example:builds1.yml is included when Dockerfile has changed.builds2.yml is included when Dockerfile has changed relative to refs/heads/branch1.builds3.yml is included when Dockerfile has changed and the pipeline source is a merge request event. The jobs in builds3.yml must also be configured to run for merge request pipelines.Use include:local with wildcard file pathsYou can use wildcard paths (* and **) with include:local.Example:When the pipeline runs, GitLab:Adds all .yml files in the configs directory into the pipeline configuration.Does not add .yml files in subfolders of the configs directory. To allow this,add the following configuration:# This matches all `.yml` files in `configs` and any subfolder in it.include: 'configs/**.yml'# This matches all `.yml` files only in subfolders of `configs`.include: 'configs/**/*.yml'TroubleshootingMaximum of 150 nested includes are allowed! errorThe maximum number of nested included files for a pipeline is 150.If you receive the Maximum 150 includes are allowed error message in your pipeline,it’s likely that either:Some of the nested configuration includes an overly large number of additional nested include configuration.There is an accidental loop in the nested includes. For example, include1.yml includesinclude2.yml which includes include1.yml, creating a recursive loop.To help reduce the risk of this happening, edit the pipeline configuration filewith the pipeline editor, which validates if thelimit is reached. You can remove one included file at a time to try to narrow downwhich configuration file is the source of the loop or excessive included files.In GitLab 16.0 and later users on GitLab Self-Managed canchange the maximum includes value.SSL_connect SYSCALL returned=5 errno=0 state=SSLv3/TLS write client hello and other network failuresWhen using include:remote, GitLab tries to fetch the remote filethrough HTTP(S). This process can fail because of a variety of connectivity issues.The SSL_connect SYSCALL returned=5 errno=0 state=SSLv3/TLS write client hello errorhappens when GitLab can’t establish an HTTPS connection to the remote host. This issuecan be caused if the remote host has rate limits to prevent overloading the serverwith requests.For example, the GitLab Pages server for GitLab.comis rate limited. Repeated attempts to fetch CI/CD configuration files hosted on GitLab Pagescan cause the rate limit to be reached and cause the error. You should avoid hostingCI/CD configuration files on a GitLab Pages site.When possible, use include:project to fetch configurationfiles from other

Concourse Pipeline and Task Editor for Visual Studio CodeThis extension provides validation, content assist and documentation hoversfor editing Concourse Pipeline and Task configuration files.UsageThe Concourse editor automatically activates when the name of the .yml file you are editingfollows a certain pattern:**/*pipeline*.yml | **/pipeline/*.yml | **/*pipeline*.yaml | **/pipeline/*.yaml: activates support for editing pipelines**/ci/**/tasks/*.yml | **/*task.yml | **/ci/**/tasks/*.yaml | **/*task.yaml : activates support for editing tasks.You can also define your own patterns and map them to the language-ids concourse-pipeline-yamlor concourse-task-yaml by defining files.associations in workspace settings.See vscode documentation for details.FunctionalityValidationAs you type the text is parsed and checked for basic syntactic and structural correctness. Hover overan error marker to see an explanation:Content assistHaving trouble remembering all the names of the attributes, and their spelling? Or can't rememberwhich resource properties to set in the get task params versus its source attributes? Ordon't remember what 'special' values are acceptable for a certain property? Content assistto the rescue:Documentation HoversHaving trouble remembering exactly what the meaning of each attribute is? Hover over an attribute andread its detailed documentation:Goto Symbol in FileIs your Pipeline yaml file getting larger and is it becoming harder to find a particular Job, Resource orResource Type declaration? The "Goto Symbol in File" command helps you quickly jump to a specificdefinition.Type CTRL-SHIFT-O to popup a list of all symbols in your current Pipeline file. Start typing a name(or portion thereof) to narrow down the list. Select a symbol to jump directly to its location in thefile.Goto/Peek DefinitionUse "Goto Defition" or "Peek Definition" to quickly go (or peek) from a a Job- or Resource nameto its corresponding definition.LimitationsThis Vscode Extension is still a work in progress. At the moment only a select few of the built-in resource-typeshave been fully defined in the Editor's Schema.The resource-types that are already defined in the schema are:gitdocker-images3poolsemvertimeFor other resource-types content assist and checking is still very limited. We intendto grow this list and provide a similar level of support for all of the built-in resource types inthe near future.Issues and Feature RequestsPlease report bugs, issues and feature requests on the Github STS4 issue tracker.Version: 1.56.0-PRE-RELEASE

'name=ncdu state=present'Remove ncdu package on all hosts[root@ansible-server test_ansible]# ansible -i hosts all -m yum -a 'name=ncdu state=absent'Build the directory structure for role named role1.[root@ansible-server test2]# ansible-galaxy init role1Dry-run p4.yml playbook[root@ansible-server test_ansible]# ansible-playbook -i hosts p4.yml --checkRun p4.yml playbook with password authentication for all hosts[root@ansible-server test_ansible]# ansible-playbook -i hosts p4.yml -kSummaryIn a world with technology that is continuously changing at a swift pace and growing incredibly fast at the same time, system administrators and devops engineers must think of different approaches on how to automate routine tasks and orchestrate large pools of servers.While there are many alternative to Ansible (Chef, Puppet) out there that do the same thing with some differences, Ansible managed to rise above all of them with its simplicity, improved security, and most important its smooth learning curve. Due to these qualities and fast adoption of Ansible, we created a tutorial full of examples so you can have an even more seamless first experience in working with Ansible.In this Ansible basics tutorial, we described ansible and talked a bit about its history. We mentioned the strong points of Ansible and the advantages that ansible can bring to automation and orchestration of infrastructures of different sizes. We defined the essential ansible used terms and defined the structure of Ansible playbooks. Thorough examples accompanied all information with detailed explanations.

The purpose of this is to give a practical example of what we talked about before. Some of the examples used before in this Ansible playbook tutorial will be adapted and used in this playbook.Below is the directory structure of the playbook. The Yaml file that will be used will be p4.yml.[root@ansible-server test_ansible]# ls -lrthtotal 16K-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 0 Jul 3 10:13 testfile-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 203 Jul 3 13:30 p1.yml-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 125 Jul 3 15:00 hosts-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 488 Jul 3 16:40 p2.yml-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 188 Jul 4 17:33 p4.ymldrwxr-xr-x. 5 root root 47 Jul 4 17:35 roles[root@ansible-server test_ansible]# cd roles[root@ansible-server roles]# ls -lrthtotal 12Kdrwxr-xr-x. 9 root root 4.0K Jul 4 12:52 httpddrwxr-xr-x. 9 root root 4.0K Jul 4 13:55 selinuxdrwxr-xr-x. 9 root root 4.0K Jul 4 16:54 resolverThe playbook has three roles, one called resolver that sets a specific nameserver on the servers by copying a file from the server to the /etc/resolv.conf destination. Another one is called httpd, and it installs the httpd package with yum module, and the third one enables SELinux and notifies the logged user to reboot the system. Each role was created using ansible-galaxy command.Resolver role, main.yml task:Httpd role, main.yml task:Selinux role, main.yml task:Below is the p4.yml playbook defined. It will run on all hosts if not otherwise specified in the command line, it will run as root user on port 22 (SSH), it will gather facts before running the roles, and it will run all three roles

Configuring SearchBloxBefore using Confluence Connector, install SearchBlox successfully and create a Custom Collection.Configuring Confluence ConnectorImportant points to note before running the connectorFresh run confluence connector has to be run first. All the files related to the connector should be available in the same folder that is, all files should be extracted into the same folder.Create a data folder on your drive where the files would be temporarily stored and mention in yml files.Download the zoneinfo file and create a system variable as mentioned in the following prerequisites sectionSteps for encrypting passwordPassword can be encrypted using a utitilty encrypt.exe available in the downloaded archive. Run the exe file in command prompt as administrator and provide your password, the encrypted password would get generated. Please copy the password and give it in your yml file instead of actual password. (Please refer the sample yml files in the downloaded archive)PrerequisitesFor Windows:Download zoneinfo.zip into any directory (preferably C drive). a system variable named ZONEINFO, and the value should be the path of zone info zip.For example, System variable name ZONEINFO and value= C:\zoneinfo.zipSave the Environment variable.LinuxDownload zoneinfo.zip into /usr. to bash_profile file using the following command:vi ~/.bash_profileAdd the following in the file and save:export ZONEINFO=/usr/zoneinfo.zip 📘Note:These steps are mandatory for the connectors to refresh the data. The preceding setup has to be done before running fresh connector.Contact [email protected] to request the download link for SearchBlox Confluence connector. The following steps include the example paths for both Windows as well as Linux. In Windows, the

Static folder aftre which it should be sweeped in MBmax-folder-size: 2#megabytes after which new file is createdlog-file-maxSize: 10#number of backups after which log file should be deletedlog-file-maxBackups: 10#Number of days after which log files should be deletedlog-file-maxAge: 30 #The Excluded folders wont be indexed. Note:no trailing or leading slashes Eg: test/searchblox#searchblox servlet url for auto delete functionalityservlet-url: delete api url for auto delete functionalitydelete-api-url: time zone code as per your confluence hostcustomer-confluence-timezone: ESTStart running the confluence_refresh.exe file for Windows and ./confluence_refresh_linux32 or ./confluence_fresh_linux in Linux" data-testid="RDMD">Before using Confluence Connector, install SearchBlox successfully and create a Custom Collection.Fresh run confluence connector has to be run first. All the files related to the connector should be available in the same folder that is, all files should be extracted into the same folder.Create a data folder on your drive where the files would be temporarily stored and mention in yml files.Download the zoneinfo file and create a system variable as mentioned in the following prerequisites sectionPassword can be encrypted using a utitilty encrypt.exe available in the downloaded archive. Run the exe file in command prompt as administrator and provide your password, the encrypted password would get generated. Please copy the password and give it in your yml file instead of actual password. (Please refer the sample yml files in the downloaded archive)For Windows:Download zoneinfo.zip into any directory (preferably C drive). a system variable named ZONEINFO, and the value should be the path of zone info zip.For example, System variable name ZONEINFO and value=