After collaborating with the Azure Ansible container I decided to also develop a Developer Container for those who want or need to use the Azure Blockchain Development Kit for Ethereum to create smart contracts, taking away the burden of installing Python, Truffle, Ganache and NodeJS on your machine. Once again I...
Last year I was working on a project for deploying Azure services using Ansible, and let me tell you something: Back then a feature like Visual Studio Remote Containers would have helped us so much! Why? Because just installing Visual Studio Code, the Remote Development Extension Pack, and Docker you have a killer...
Let’s start: 1. Create a folder for your new project# Open a command prompt an run: 1mkdir kuberenetes.scale 2. Create the project# 1cd kuberenetes.scale 2dotnet new api 3. Add the references to KubernetesClient# 1dotnet add package KubernetesClient -v 1.5.18 2dotnet restore 4. Create a PodsController.cs with the...
Last May I wrote: Accepting Azure Marketplace Terms with Azure CLI and this time we’ll accomplish the same task with Ansible. Turns out that Ansible 2.6 comes with a handy new module: azure_rm_resource which lets you create, update or delete any Azure resource using Azure REST API. So I decided to take it for a test...
I’ve been using Ansible and the Azure CLI every single day for the last 3 months. Non stop work editing playbooks and scripts with Visual Studio Code and running them on Ubuntu (WSL) on my Windows 10 machine. Turns out that because Ansible uses python version 2.7.12 and the Azure CLI uses python 3.6.5 you can make a...