Getting started with Ansible

Ansible is a powerful tool for automating the configuration and management of servers and infrastructure. In this blog post, we’ll go over the basics of how to get started working with Ansible, including how to install it, how to create and run a simple playbook, and how to organize and manage your playbook files.

First, let’s talk about installation. Ansible is a Python-based tool, so you’ll need to have Python installed on your system in order to use it. The easiest way to install Ansible is to use a package manager like pip:

Getting started with Ansible

Ansible is a powerful tool for automating the configuration and management of servers and infrastructure. In this blog post, we’ll go over the basics of how to get started working with Ansible, including how to install it, how to create and run a simple playbook, and how to organize and manage your playbook files.

First, let’s talk about installation. Ansible is a Python-based tool, so you’ll need to have Python installed on your system in order to use it. The easiest way to install Ansible is to use a package manager like pip:

How to add a Grafana pre-built dashboard

Once you have configured your Grafana + InfluxDB + Telegraf host and you have confirmed that you are sending data, the next step you want to perform is to create a dashboard to display it’s metrics. These are the steps that you’ll need to follow to install a pre-built Grafana dashboard. We will be using the dashboard listed here

First you need to go to

How to add a Grafana pre-built dashboard

Once you have configured your Grafana + InfluxDB + Telegraf host and you have confirmed that you are sending data, the next step you want to perform is to create a dashboard to display it’s metrics. These are the steps that you’ll need to follow to install a pre-built Grafana dashboard. We will be using the dashboard listed here

First you need to go to

Grafana - InfluxDB - Telegraf Linux Monitoring howto

This is a quick tutorial to install Grafana, InfluxDB and Telegraf on a Debian based system

Grafana has recently become one of the preferred tools for data visualization, this tool provides the users with the required tooling to display data via charts and graphs and these can be unified into one dashboard.

InfluxDB is a time series database. This means that it’s a collection of observations of well-defined data items resulted through repeated measurements over time. Time series data is indexed in time order which is a sequence of data points.

Grafana - InfluxDB - Telegraf Linux Monitoring howto

This is a quick tutorial to install Grafana, InfluxDB and Telegraf on a Debian based system

Grafana has recently become one of the preferred tools for data visualization, this tool provides the users with the required tooling to display data via charts and graphs and these can be unified into one dashboard.

InfluxDB is a time series database. This means that it’s a collection of observations of well-defined data items resulted through repeated measurements over time. Time series data is indexed in time order which is a sequence of data points.

Después de mucho tiempo de ausencia, estoy regresando a utilizar Hugo blog para generar contenido. En los siguientes días voy a estar escribiendo acerca de las tecnlogías recientes que he estado utilizando en el trabajo.

Después de mucho tiempo de ausencia, estoy regresando a utilizar Hugo blog para generar contenido. En los siguientes días voy a estar escribiendo acerca de las tecnlogías recientes que he estado utilizando en el trabajo.

Ansible intro

Ansible is a configuration management tool developed and maintained by RedHat. It can be used to install, remove, start, stop, restart and manage configuration files for services on your systems. Ansible can automate the state of a set of services and configuration files across an environment no matter the size of it. Your infrastructure can be composed of a small set of servers or a large environment across different regions.

Ansible intro

Ansible is a configuration management tool developed and maintained by RedHat. It can be used to install, remove, start, stop, restart and manage configuration files for services on your systems. Ansible can automate the state of a set of services and configuration files across an environment no matter the size of it. Your infrastructure can be composed of a small set of servers or a large environment across different regions.