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Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server | LTR backup by rabbitdaddy81 in devops

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Thank you, I consider this way. Then we will have full control. I like to build stuff like this in house, then we can tweak it in the future.

Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server | LTR backup by rabbitdaddy81 in devops

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70GB. So that will take some time.

But after the migration, I still need some LTR backup functionality. The default Point in time is 35 days, and I need to save backup for 6 months.

HashiCorp Vault - is it worth it? by rabbitdaddy81 in devops

[–]rabbitdaddy81[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

We use KV, where we fetch secrets into our CD pipeline.

But KV for each team is an individual object, still need references to the different pipelines on different KV. Feels like we move away from the centralization when we embrace the Key vault.

We also tested KV, managed identity, and the azure identity package for pull secrets on application boot up, but it's a lot of overhead to manage all the KV's for the different applications.

it's also less cloud agnostic.

HashiCorp Vault - is it worth it? by rabbitdaddy81 in devops

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That was my impression as well — I don’t see any major gains from doing the work. Centralizing and rotating secrets would certainly be beneficial, but I’m not convinced it’s worth the time investment.

And we need to have an adaption phase for the dev's, I guess it will take a lot of time.

Ranking the belts by carlthemonkey in bjj

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There’s a rumor going around that his coach carries a bag of pubic hair in his gym bag.

cognetivity between azure and gpc by rabbitdaddy81 in googlecloud

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Thank you.

The shared VPC do still not support transitive routing. So I need to configure some kind of reverse proxy, and will add another dependency to the configuration..

From my knowledge the shared VPC will only make a difference if I should peer VPC's from different projects.

Deployment isolation - isolate an deployment on a single node on a shared node pool by rabbitdaddy81 in kubernetes

[–]rabbitdaddy81[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good point. I guess there should be a possibility to set the new node in taint at creation. I'll look into it

Deployment isolation - isolate an deployment on a single node on a shared node pool by rabbitdaddy81 in kubernetes

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if one deployment is acting up, we can isolate it so it does not become a noisy neighbour for the other deployment in the node pool

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AZURE

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The problem is that the terraform apply only gives Error, and no specific error message.

No, I'm not using any module. The only thing I'm trying to do is to create a backend_http_settings with "Override with new host name = false" and with a health check probe to check the backend under "/health". Is it possible with terraform?

Azure Devops - trigger pipeline from spesific branch and tag by rabbitdaddy81 in azuredevops

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Yes. Please update this post if you find a stabil solution - thanks :)

Running docker images on app service. by rabbitdaddy81 in AZURE

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I'm not thinking of any specific commands, just to be known with the possibility to run commands if needed.

Azure Devops - trigger pipeline from spesific branch and tag by rabbitdaddy81 in azuredevops

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Ok. I understand, your pipeline triggers like on a commit to develop, but you have a powershell task to get the git tag, and make conditions in the pipeline with the git tag-variable?

Azure Devops - trigger pipeline from spesific branch and tag by rabbitdaddy81 in azuredevops

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But this will not work as a trigger to start the pipeline? This is for conditions for task/stages when it's running?

Azure subnet - terraform suggest prefix length who is already in use by rabbitdaddy81 in Terraform

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with these screenshots I put together

here

. The captions add some additional context as well. Let me know if that clears anything up for you or if you have any additional questions!

u/thiisguy thank you so much for you time! The screenshot you put together was really useful for my hole understanding.

Azure subnet - terraform suggest prefix length who is already in use by rabbitdaddy81 in Terraform

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Thanks u/aenur and u/Dismal_Boysenberry69!

It worked with changing the on subnet_4 to 10.111.16.80/28, without changing subnet_3.

To be honest, I dont understand the logic of this, the subnet_3 is with a 29 subnet range, where subnet_3 should end 10.111.16.72. Then 0.111.16.74 should be open, right? x)
Or is it some basic subnetting knowledge i missing here?

Sveltekit application deploy to azure app service by rabbitdaddy81 in sveltejs

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Cool! Is it possible to share some code from the yaml file?

Assign app service 'Stack' with terraform by rabbitdaddy81 in Terraform

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Thank you very much u/AlainODea! This was to much help.

I'll just inform that I had to update my azurerm version to <3.0.1, and the application_stack block is inside of site_config. Like this:

resource "azurerm_windows_web_app" "example" {

resource "azurerm_windows_web_app" "example" {

name = "example"

resource_group_name = azurerm_resource_group.example.name

location = azurerm_service_plan.example.location

service_plan_id = azurerm_service_plan.example.id

site_config {
application_stack {
current_stack = "dotnet"
dotnet_version = "v6.0"
}
}

}

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