November 24, 2023
Secure and streamline your CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins and Steampunk Spotter.
March 15, 2023
Every day we are edging closer and closer to finally migrating to Ansible Automation Platform 2 (AAP 2). It brings updated architecture, new tools, and an …
March 14, 2023
Scale Computing trusted XLAB Steampunk with the development of the Ansible Collection. Did we live up to their expectations and help them achieve desired …
March 6, 2023
So, you decided to write your first Ansible Playbook. Maybe not even your first, maybe you just want to know how to write secure and reliable ones. Splendid, …
February 14, 2023
One of Slovenia's largest financial services companies needed a solution to automate the management of its infrastructure. With a proof of concept, XLAB …
January 31, 2023
In the past few months, AI systems have caused quite a stir on the web. We couldn't wait to get our hands dirty and try to write Ansible Playbooks even faster, …
January 26, 2023
Red Hat launched Ansible Automation Platform 2 (AAP2) in September 2021 and has since already updated to version 2.3. It brings many excellent features to …
January 24, 2023
Ansible Lint is a tool that checks your Ansible Playbooks for errors and provides recommendations for improvements. Steampunk Spotter is a tool that checks your …
January 17, 2023
If you're reading this, you know the feeling of putting off upgrading your Ansible Playbooks for as long as possible because you know it will take time, effort, …
December 20, 2022
Upgrading Ansible Playbooks and roles to the latest Ansible version can be quite a challenge, as a lot can change between versions (best practices alter, …
December 6, 2022
Is there anything worse than working with unreliable Ansible Playbooks, exposing yourself to security risks and broken automation? Well, we could name a few …
November 17, 2022
Modern IT systems and infrastructures are becoming increasingly complex, and while technological advancements bring many benefits to organizations, they also …
November 10, 2022
Every good web service needs a good authentication layer. AWS uses IAM to manage users, one of which is your development user (you're not using the root …