Workshop
Keywords: Infrastructure, Linux, System Administration, docs
Summary: This project is a collection of verification records and configuration guides primarily focused on various aspects of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)-derived distributions. Its aim is to provide comprehensive procedures and knowledge regarding commonly used commands, network, security, server configurations, virtualization, and container technologies for system administrators.
Features: The Workshop covers a wide range of Linux system administration facets, including user management, network settings, package management, disk expansion, configuration methods for various servers like NFS and Samba, virtualization and container technologies using KVM, Podman, and Docker, security settings including SELinux, and backup/restore methodologies. Each section provides practical guidance with specific command examples and configuration procedures.
init
Keywords: Ansible, Automation, Infrastructure as Code, Workspace
Summary: This project comprises a collection of Ansible recipes specifically designed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)-based distributions. Its primary objective is to automate the rapid and efficient initial setup of new work environments.
Features: The primary features of the init project include the automated deployment of Ruby environments, various server software, and essential supplementary tools required for development, thereby automating the initial infrastructure configuration process on RHEL-derived Linux distributions. Furthermore, its design considers idempotency, ensuring consistent environment construction even with repeated execution of the recipes.
YS1
Keywords: Programming, Ruby, RubyGems
Summary: YS1 is a versatile toolkit developed to efficiently perform fundamental information processing tasks. This toolkit emphasizes convenience and high precision in handling and managing various data formats.
Features: The main features of YS1 are its facilitation of efficient and accurate information handling and management, along with its easy installation and integration via standard Ruby package management tools such as RubyGems (gem), Rake, or Bundler. It provides specific utilities for CSV data processing, exemplified by the to_array method within the YS1::Csv module.
Others
- GitHub Repositories
- A list of my works
- Ruby Demo Doc
- A ruby quick reference
- R-X
- A record of verification using a distribution derived from Red Hat Enterprise Linux