Working with Ansible for most of the time during my day to day Job, dealing with the Ansible inventory files has become a daily task now. These inventory files contain a lot of important information about the hosts that Ansible needs to act upon. This…
Tag: Open Source

My Journey to DevconfCZ 2017: Part 1
So, it was 5th December 2016, when I woke up and checked my phone for any mails that I may have and to my surprise, there was one from DevconfCZ. But, that was just a beginning to what was going to be a one of…

Building a Microservices Registry Server (Part 1: The Architecture)
Microservices nowadays are gaining a lot of momentum, all due to the case that it helps ease the development of the application by breaking the application into parts such that each part specializes in a particular task. This separation helps the developers in building the…

Session on FOSS and Fedora
Open Source is the new trend. When most of the major corporations are moving towards an open architecture by using Open Source tools and even pushing there internal projects into open source, it really makes your contributions worthy. But before starting with the contributions a…

Why contribute to Open Source
There are times when we want to start of our career, we want to learn, explore and more importantly understand how things work. We start to build small projects to kick start with our thinking, and eventually we bump up into the question that what…

My Journey into the world of Linux Kernel
Knowing how a thing functions internally is a great benefit, while understanding its functioning you get to know a lot about how a thing was built, what design philosophies were used and finally how everything was implemented. I have always been interested in knowing how…
Managing development environment with vagrant
While developing or building a particular software program, we are always required to setup the tools and frameworks needed to build the project. For 1 or 2 projects the task is simple, but the problem rises when working with more projects. Being a developer myself…